JOSEPH FRANCIS TRUSTEY

I learned about this about a week ago. I had the oppertunity to know Joe and to fly with him. His family remains in our thoughts and prayers.

Joe, Sr.,
You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. May God's loving arms encircle and hold you close.

God Bless the Trustey family. I hope and pray that you can someday find peace and grieve no more and live in happiness and peace for all you had. Peole die but love lives forever. Carry Joe's, Anna's and Aj's love with you each and every day. God bless you all and may they rest in glorious peace. In my thought and prayers. A friend of friends. Do not grieve that they are no more, live in happiness that they were beautiful lives and I'm so sorry taken way to soon from you.

My heartfelt sympathy, my prayers are with you always.
SMC '86

I remember growing up with Joe in Glastonbury and playing back yard Football. He would stop the game and ask if it was 5:00. Cause he had to go home for dinner. So we gave him the nickname 5:00 Joe. Joe RIP and may God Bless Your Family.

We are sorry for your loss. Friend and PW work associate, Ben Jerry Gay

To the Trustey Family, My husband and I know Joe, Sr from St. Dunstan church in Glastonbury and from the local coffee shop in town. Our hearts break for you. Your family experienced a tragedy so recently and now another loss. We will continue to pray you find strength and comfort in the warmth of His heavenly arms.
Richard and Audrey quinlan

Words cannot express how sorry I was to read about the death of your husband and daughter. I graduated with you at SMC and just heard the tragic news. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

I graduated with Joe at Glastonbury High School and ran with him on the cross country team. Joe gave his best in everything he did. His intense love for his family and friends and those in need is his legacy.