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Joseph John Vitale

Saint Louis, Missouri

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American Heart Association

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Vitale, Joseph John Sunday May 2, 2010. Beloved husband of Carole A. Vitale (Hoehn); father of Terri and Dean and the late Joseph G. Vitale; dearest son of the late John J. and Fara M. (Sharamitaro) Vitale; brother of Mary Ann Phillips (Robert), John L.(Trudie) and Rosetta McLean (George). He was...

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I miss you Joe I have many great memories including your kindness, caring nature, and the love you showed for your family friends and people close to you. You were not only kind, loving and so intelligent but always there when needed. I miss you.

Thanks, Joe for taking me under your wing when I was a Freshman of 6' and about 120 lbs. You worked with me when no one else would too. I never really "got game" but I finally got to play some. Sorry my message is so late. Eternal time is yours, now.

We Miss you so much Joe. I miss your voice and the phone calls with you singing and your silly jokes. A lot of years have past and I think of you so often. I love you Joe.

Joe was my great uncle and although it's been years since I've seen him, I will miss him dearly. He was a GREAT man and had the best stories. My thoughts and prayers to Carole and family. I'm so sorry for your loss. He will be missed by all that knew him. Much love to you all.

Carole,
We were fortunate to move across the street from you and Joe in 2004. I'll never forget the first time Joe came over as we were working on the porch. Most people make small talk... Joe SANG A SONG at the top of his lungs with hand gestures galore!! Talk about your first impressions!!

In just a few short years he made a very large impact on all of us. I wouldn't trade a minute of it.

I imagine Joe introduced himself to everyone in Heaven with a theatrical...

Joe, you never coached me or taught me formally, but you always made me laugh. I cherish the memories of our meetings at our kitchen table, your excellent advice, and your hilarious good humor.

Joe was absolutely a guy who repeatedly made a difference for the better. His enthusiasm for whatever was his current top idea was wonderful. A fine coach, a fine athlete, a good friend and colleague, a champion of generosity.
Judith Merril wrote of someone else, "such friends I have cherished as People I Can Really Argue With: cogent thinkers with views that are thoughtfully different from mine; tough talkers who can't be easily bamboozled; friends who might conceivably convince me or...

You are my Hero Dad and I Love you Always!....and you are right " Life is a series of Adjustment...It's how we handle these adjustment which strengthen us" See you soon because life is a blink!