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Joseph F. Ditello

1930 - 2021

Joseph F. Ditello obituary, 1930-2021

BORN

1930

DIED

2021

Joseph Ditello Obituary

Joseph F. Ditello, born May 20, 1930, Pittsfield, MA. Died January 27, 2021 Chatsworth, California. He died peacefully with his family around him. He attended Pittsfield High and then joined the Marine Corps. He was a member of the Operating Engineers.

Joe was a loving husband to Rosemary DeBlieux, (deceased), father to Linda (Steve) LeBlanc, and Don (Janae) Ditello, grandfather to Joe, Karen, Mark, Delaney and Trent, great-grandfather to Jake, Taylor, Paisley, Leaf, Claire and Finn. He also leaves behind a large and loving family including sisters Phyllis (Ed ) Bona and Carole (Ken) Gale and brothers Louis (Beverly), Tom (Phyllis), Jim, Dave (Bonnie), and many nieces and nephews. He will be dearly missed by his family and friends.

He loved golfing, fishing and almost all sports, and in his retirement years helped his friends in their ice cream store. Dad, we hold you in our hearts until we meet again.

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Published by The Berkshire Eagle on Feb. 5, 2021.

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Julie

January 7, 2022

Im so sorry for the loss of Joe. There were two special Joes and we had them both. RIP

Vickey

March 26, 2021

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

Vickey

March 26, 2021

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

Vickey Duenkel

March 26, 2021

A father may pass on but his thoughts, hopes and dreams live on in us. May all your wonderful memories of Joe bring you comfort in his passing❤

Trenton Ditello

February 27, 2021

Grandpa, thank you for everything you did for us. You were the most caring grandpa anyone could have asked for. I will always remember all the times we golfed together, and I will always remember your famous spaghetti meat sauce recipe. I love and miss you.

Pattie and Barry Siegel

February 9, 2021

I only knew Joe a short time when he kept my mother in law Doris company at Brookdale Chatsworth. He brought her so many smiles and we are so grateful. RIParidise sweet Joe

Brandee Ruedy

February 9, 2021

Such a good man! My kids, husband and I are lucky to know him and Rosemary. Lots of Baskin Robbins, Earl’s Donuts and Labor Day picnic memories! Peace to all who love him.

Bob Onori

February 8, 2021

Despite you being a former Marine and me a former Navy man, we are Veterans nonetheless. Gonna miss you Joe and all the fun we had golfing over the years. I only pray there are no lakes in heaven for you to drive the cart into. Family gatherings at my sister’s house will never be the same without you my friend. RIP

Kimberly Keener

February 8, 2021

Joe was a fixture at my Aunt Barb’s and Uncle Pete’s ice cream store in the early mornings for as long as I can remember back into my childhood! It gave me so much joy to know they had company and love and support of Joe and his pals every day. Beyond that, Joe continued to be a part of every birthday, cookie baking, special occasion with us - his smile was always present at our table. Joe was such a special bonus part of our family. He will be very much missed by all of us. Love, Kim, Kelly, Jordan and Rebecca.

Linda Gray

February 8, 2021

Joe, I was blessed to have known you even for a short time through our mutual friend Barbara. I will remember you as a strong-willed gentleman with a loving daughter and family. May God bless you on your journey to heaven, and bless your family with loving memories of you.

Delaney Ditello

February 7, 2021

Grandpa, I love and miss you! I will always remember you taking me and Trent to Baskin Robbins and letting us sit in the front seat. You were the best grandpa anyone could ask for.

Linda LeBlanc

February 7, 2021

Dad, Thank you for the love, care, support you gave to mom, Don, me and our families. We were blessed to have these many years and I am so thankful for them!

Gaynor Till

February 7, 2021

Having worked at James Jewelers for many years, I became a part of the wonderful Ditello family and was able to meet Joe when he would pop in the store during his visits home. He was a kind with that endearing Ditello smile and humor. I send my Love and sympathy to all of Joes family & friends.

Dee Torres

February 6, 2021

So unfair that I didn’t get to see you again Joe. Until we meet again my dear friend. I know you were reunited with your love, Rosemary. God bless you.

Kenneth Gale

February 6, 2021

TO OUR BROTHER JOE ... You were one in a million. We were always proud of your athletic accomplishments especially when you played semi-pro football for the Pittsfield Golden Bears. We never missed a game! We have such great memories of when you came home to Pittsfield especially for the 4th of July family reunion on the lake at Jimmy's house. We remember all the fun times we had and the love we all shared. You were always a very important part of our family. Joe - we love you and you will forever be in our hearts.

LOVE YOUR DITELLO FAMILY

Debbie Gale-Lamoureaux

February 6, 2021

Words can’t describe our sense of loss. Your dedication to your family, to Aunt Rosemary , your laughter and sense of humor... a life well lived.
Thank you for your service to our country.
Love you and miss you

Don Ditello

February 6, 2021

To my Dad, thank for your strength and guidance . You always put your family first and taught me to do the same. I love and miss you, your son Don

Don Ditello

February 6, 2021

To my Dad, thanks for your strength and guidance. You always put your family first and taught me to do the same.I love and miss you, your son Don.

Barbara Laspina

February 5, 2021

A special one of a kind friend. His loss will be felt forever, but the memories will last a lifetime.

John Bernardo

February 5, 2021

My condolences to the family. May the fond memories be a comfort and always with you.

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