Newark, New Jersey
TARANTA Joseph L. Taranta Chief chemical engineer, 84 Joseph L. Taranta, 84, of Robbinsville, formerly of Westfield and North Plainfield, died on Thursday, Dec. 27, 2007, at his home. Services will be on Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Scarpa Funeral Home, 22 Craig Pl., North Plainfield. Burial...
Read MoreHandsome uncle Joe. I remember how kind he was to me as a child. He had such a sense of fun, always laughing with my dad. I'm sad we lost contact in the past years. My condolences to you Carrie and Meggie. Your dad was a wonderful man. Love, Mary Ann
Mary Ann Fandel (Quirk)
January 01, 2008 | Sandwich, MA
I shall always think of Joe as my kid brother and all the years we had growing up. Even, as the years
passed and we were not as close as
our younger years I never stopped
thinking of him and loving him.
MARGARET QUIRK (TARANTA)
January 01, 2008 | SANDWICH, MA
Dear Pauline, Meg and Carrie,
Uncle Joe was the one who called us Quirk children into life - he introduced his sister, Marge, to our father, John Quirk, just before the end of WW II.
Photographs of Joe show him as a handsome and deeply kind young man, traits he kept his entire life.
With love for Uncle Joe and all our other family members who have gone before us!
Eileen King
Eileen King (Quirk)
January 01, 2008 | Silver Spring, MD
Pauline, Meg and Carrie,
Our deepest condolences for Uncle Joe. He was a wonderful man and I have many happy memories of our families being together when we were children. It seems like last week when we were on the beach in Groton or in New Jersey together.
We will do our very best to be there for visiting hours on Wednesday, and will look forward to seeing you, even though in these sad circumstances.
Love to you all,
Sherry Quirk
Sherry Quirk
December 30, 2007 | Washington, DC
