Joseph J. Wrobel

Joe was one of the most intelligent people I ever knew. He was one of the good guys!

I just read the notice in the ST Ignatius magazine. I'm sorry for your loss. I met Joe in 1960 when we entered SICP together. He was a great friend and classmate for four years of math and physics and Latin and Greek, touch (and not-so-touch!) football games during lunch. We talked again just recently when his daughter wanted to visit and watch the teachers in science here at school. I always hoped we would get together again. You are in my thoughts.

John Balaban, St Ignatius, '64

I'm very sorry to hear about Joe's passing. I was a member of ACORN for many years, and remember how knowledgeable and helpful Joe was with computers.

I remember Joe back in the 80s when he was active in the old Atari computer community as a programmer, writer (various published articles) and member (and even president, I think) of the Atari Computer Owners of Rochester New York. I was always blown away by the depths of his intelligence and skill as a programmer and he was most definitely an influence on me. My condolences to his family.

To the Wrobel family,
Joe was a good man. Those of us who were fortunate enough to know him will remember not just his technical excellence but especially his sense of humor, samples of which I quote to my students today. He will be missed.
WIth deepest sympathy,
Dennis Massa

My deepest sympathies. I worked with Joe at Kodak and he was a great man.
Michelle DeMeyer

Joe was a mentor and a friend, the kindest and most helpful of many decent folks from my Kodak years. I will always cherish the years we spent as office mates.

Dear Marge and Family:
We are so sorry for your loss. Joe was a really good guy and a great person to work with in graduate school. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Beverly and Bill Moehle

Dear Joe, I met you while working on the CD-R project, and you were a great person to work with. A wonderful family man.... You'll be missed by everyone.