Joseph J. Votta Jr.

To the Votta Family,
I met Joe about 48 years ago when I was 15 years old. I was on the bus with a friend going to Cresent Park. He was on the bus with a friend also. The four of us became friends on that ride to the park and hung around together all day. We had such a good time I never forgot it. I never saw Joe again until I was married and bought a house in Johnston in 1969 right next door to his brother Anthony. Was I suprised one night when Joe showed up at Anthony's while I was...

To the Votta Family, Ciro and I were saddened to hear of Joe's passing. We had the pleasure of seeing Joe last summer when we were all at Eddy Votta's house, he was always a great guy. We will miss him, and will be in our prayers. Our deepest sympathy goes out to all of you.

Ciro & Dolores (Poncia) Costabile

My dear Joey and Mary Jane,
Our warmest condolences and sympathy for you and your families. Although we are far away, our hearts and our love are with you always. We are so blessed to have had Uncle Joe in our lives. He was truly a wonderful person who brought so much joy to us. We will remember him in our prayers and in our hearts always.
With all our love and fondest memories,

Diane, Collette and Krista

To my cousins with heart felt sypathy, We feel every moment of your pain in losing a parent, but as you both know we are family and will see each other through this. Joey from me to you we were always like brother and sister growing up and no matter how long we are apart when we are together it's always the same love you both and your families