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Joseph Barranco Obituary
Family and friends may call at LOUDON PARK FUNERAL HOME, 3620 Wilkens Avenue on Wednesday, November 19 from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 P.M. Funeral Services will be held on Thursday, November 20 at 12 Noon. Entombment in Loudon Park Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions to St. Elizabeth's Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, 3320 Benson Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland 21229
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Memories and Condolences
for Joseph Barranco
Fran Gasper
April 21, 2009
Dear Pat and Family, Uncle Benny and Family, and Aunt Connie and Family,
My condolences along with the family of Rosina comes late but sincere. If it were not for my nephew, Kevin, we would not have known of our Uncle Joe's passing. We are truly sorry for your loss.
Although we never met Uncle Joe's family it is good to know that he had family to share his life and love with. Again, our condolences.
Sincerely, The family of Rosina Greuel, Sheboygan, WI
Fran and Gene Gasper, Sheboygan, WI
Bev and Steve McIntosh, Sheboygan, WI
Nancy and Tom Kuehl, Oconomowoc, WI
Bruce Greuel, Sheboygan, WI
Diane and Bob Rohde, Lake of the Hills, IL
Kevin McIntosh
April 12, 2009
Not exactly sure how to start this out, but first off... my condolences to the Barranco family. I never had the chance to meet Mr. Barranco and really, I don't know much about him in general. What i do know is, he meant a lot to me growing up, ever since I learned of our common interest... hockey. What made this common interest so important was the fact that we are family. I believe Mr. Barranco is my Great Uncle since my Grandmother is Rosina Gruel and they are siblings.
At some point growing up I was given news clippings of Mr. Barranco's hockey accomplishments. I even have one of his team photos, all of which I highly cherished. I spent many an hour looking over those clippings and feeling very excited that hockey was not only something I enjoyed, but it was in my blood line as well.
I was lucky enough to chat on the phone with Mr. Barranco at some point, not sure sure if it was in high school or during my go at playing Juniors, but none the less, it was very exciting to have that time with him.
I guess they reason I am writing this is to just to say thank you Mr. Barranco, thank you for being an inspiration to me over the years.
Jim Taviano
December 3, 2008
I was so sorry to hear of Joe's passing. I worked with Joe at Norton Lilly for many years. While I had lost contact for some time, some of the fondest memories of my time with Norton Lilly are of Joe. He always had a smile and a joke. He will be missed.
Sharon Ames
November 20, 2008
This is a very, very sad day for me. I introduced Pat & Joe many years ago. I worked with Joe and Jack at Norton Lilly International. I looked forward to work everyday, because my funny friend Joe would always be there to help me get through the day. Joe was the sweetest man I had ever met. Working with Pat on a part-time job, my instincts told me that these two people would make a great couple. I knew that this would be a match made in heaven. I'll never forget the hockey game he took her to, and all of the wonderful "first dates" he took her on to sweep her off of her feet. I think about how I waited anxiously at work one date after the next to find out how the dates went. Pat, you were and will always be the perfect woman for Joe, and God used me to orchestrate the perfect union. I thank God for Joe and Pat, and my heart aches at the loss of such a wonderful man. All my love, Sharon.
Steve Wirth
November 19, 2008
Joe was my first ice hockey coach.
It was the Dundalk Lions 1969-1970.
I hope he's coaching for the big team in heaven.
Ex Baltimore Clipper 1975-1977.
Stu Hyatt
November 16, 2008
Dear Pat and family,
Although I did not know any of you, I was a good friend of Joe during and after high school. Although we often played on different teams, he was always a class player. He will be missed.
Stu Hyatt
Bellingham, WA
Barb and Fred Kelch
November 16, 2008
Dear Pat and Family,
We were so sorry to hear about our
friend's passing but we are thankful
that he is in a better place now, with
no pain. He was one of a kind and a
friend to everyone. "to know him was to love him". You will all be in our prayers to help you get
through this sad time.
With love, friendship and prayers,
Barb and Fred Kelch
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