Joseph A. Todaro

I only had the honor of knowing cousin Joe a few years. He was named after my grandfather and I cherish the time I spent with him and his family. God bless you.

I had the privilege of knowing Joe since the Parish Players performed "Guys and Dolls" over 40 years ago. What a joy he was to be around. He could tell some great stories and was great at imparting wisdom to those around him. He was loved and adored by so many. What a legacy to leave behind. God bless you all at this most difficult time. Pam and Lou Shay

R.I.P cousin. Margaret, I am so sorry for the loss of your dad. I wish I had met him. He and I would have enjoyed sharing stories of our family from Nazareth and New Jersey. I am sending prayers to his family and all his loved ones. God rest his soul.

To the entire Todaro Famly, We offer our sincere condolences and prayers to all of you with the passing of your father, uncle, grandfather and great grandfather. Smokey is truly a one of a kind and will be terribly missed. Now the entire family in heaven can celebrate his arrival!!! R.I.P. Smokey... Anthony and Carol Franco

Jan and family , I´ m so sorry for your loss . My prays are with you . Rose your neighbor,

Our Condolences to the Todaro Family. Sorry for the loss of your Pop Matt. Your Father was a good man. Many times greeting Joe (Smokey) at Tom's Lunch and Pete's Barbershop. My wife knew the family for a many of years living close by. God be with you all. R.I.P. Smokey Paul & Faith (Matlock) Kozak

To the family, so very sorry to hear of Joe's passing. I will always remember all the happy times I spent in that zany household, with my best friend Sue, back in high school. I loved to tease Joe about that " horrible opera music" & remember when he stuck a Nixon sticker on my car & I stuck a McGovern sticker on his. . RIP, Joe. Barb( Strauss)Walsh

Sincere condolences to the Todaro family. Will always remember Smokey, class act, great neighbor, A Mercer st legend.