Joseph A. Teresi

Dearest Cousin Joe,

What a wonderful legacy you have left to Jeri, JT and ALL the MANY family and friends who knew and loved you.

You were a dear, dear cousin and friend. The two visits I made to Albuquerque in the 80's are still fresh in my mind. All of your Pittsburgh visits were just as special.

You saw the beauty in everything and ignored the rest. Your tender soul rests knowing how much you will be loved and cherished always.

Prisms and hummingbirds to...

"Hello, Angie!" Cousin Joe was always so cheerful every time I called. "Remember to hug all the designated people. . ." he would sing before saying goodbye.

In 1972 when my best friend, Marion and I went to visit her sister, Joe met us at The Bandelier National Park. He took the three ladies out to dinner. We had the BEST TIME !

My husband Joe, and cousin Joe were seven months apart. They enjoyed each other's company so much.

We were always very close to him. . ....

I have wonderful memories of Joe's visits to Florida to visit with my Grandmother Josephine LoVuola. I was a special person and so creative and full of life. I always treasured his calligraphy cards. He will be missed! So sorry for your loss but how blessed we were to have such a wonderful person in our lives for all his 97 years. Regards,
Michele LoVuola Ericson

Jerri and JT, what a beautiful life Joe
lived right up to the very time he decided to Cross Over and complete his journey on this side. He was such a pleasure to enjoy when visiting ABQ and had the most positive attitude I have ever experienced.
God certainly richly blessed you both with having him walk you through life and he left you knowing he had done his job. Sending loads of love and thoughts your way..see you along life's highway.

Our condolences to the family. It was so nice to see Joe at Ray Isengarda wedding and know he will be missed by all.

Dick & Dotti Penny
Leesburg, FL