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Sue Patrick
September 25, 2006
I worked on the 7th floor of Bellefield Towers with Joe, we used to have a conference room and every year for the 7th floor Christmas party we would arrive to find the room magically transformed by Joe's wonderful decorations. Joe always had a smile on his face and he is sadly missed on the 7th floor.. Even now his name plate is still on his door, I think taking it down means he's really gone and no one wants that to be true.
Irene Pagonis
September 21, 2006
Dear Proietti family: My deepest sympathies on the loss of Joe. I knew both Joe and Al Rossi very well. He was a wonderful man and colleague.
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