Victor M. Joseph

I only learned a few days ago that my dear father-in-law, Victor Joseph, had died. Time, distance, and circumstances meant that I´d not been in touch with him for too long. So many memories-a few at random: his first, slightly guarded, but cordial welcome to this strange Brit that his beloved daughter Vicki had met at (very!) long range; visits to Joseph´s Liquors before he gave in to Vicki´s insistence and retired; getting him to the airport in the worst snowstorm I´ve ever driven in after...

I´m so sorry to hear of Victor´s passing. He was so kind and welcoming to me and my sister, and made us feel truly part of his family. The world is a poorer place for his loss x

Such a nice man. I remember him from his store on Hungry Hill. Always a warm smile.

Just heard about Victor´s passing. I met him through my cousin & dear companion, Noonie. He was such a sweet & kind man. My deepest sympathy to all. May he RIP. Diane Fusaro

So sorry for your loss.Victor was a great guy. He was always with my Aunt Nun they made a wonderful couple and their companionship was priceless. He also worried and helped with her sister Emmy. Just an all around nice person and we will miss all the laughs we had with him. Rest in Peace Victor love, John, Diane & Emmy

My darling uncle Vic. The world is an emptier place without you. You were everything to me....father, uncle, mentor. I wouldn't be me without you and Aunt Terri. Not to mention meme and pepe.. I love you to my heart and soul. And not just me, you are revered by everyone who knew you. Rest in peace my darling.

Steve, I´m very sorry to hear of your father´s passing. He was always a great presence at the ballpark with his smile and kind demeanor. He was a great role model for us young guys. Again, I´m very sorry.

Victor was a loving and wonderful partner to my aunt noonie, may he rest in peace.