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Catherine Lucca
April 1, 2008
I have many fond memories of my Uncle Joe, from his ability to cook all kinds of fish, especially Seafood to the his magic card games he'd play to entertain us when we were children.
My earliest memory of Uncle Joe was his visits to our home during the holidays. He'd entertain us kids by hiding a coin in the palm of his hand and then, would ask us to chose the hand with the coin. If we chose correctly, we kept the coin. If not, he'd make it easier the next time, until we owned all his coins. It was a simple game, but as enjoyable as computer games are to kids today.
As I look back at all the years, there is one constant quality that rises above all, and the reason why my Unlce Joe had many "life-long" friendships. He treated everyone with great respect and was respected in return.
To Uncle Joe, have a great time in Heaven. Friends and family who have passed before you, were patiently waiting for you to return home. You'll be greatly missed by those you leave behind.
Love, Your Niece, Catherine Lucca
Patricia Lucca-Bories
April 1, 2008
My father Erasme, my mother Josephine and I were all very sad learning about uncle Joe's death. We didn't live close to him but we have good memories of the times we spent together. I remember him as a peaceful man who liked telling jokes, cooking (fish specialties) and most of all who enjoyed spending time with his family. Nous t'aimons et tu nous manques.
robert Lucca
March 31, 2008
Uncle Joe was a great uncle even though I lived thousand miles away from him...he would always make me laugh with his jokes, he was always smiling. Most of what I know of him was narrated to me by my dad and uncles, from his driving "skills" to his fishing (and seafood cooking) abilities. I loved his dearly. Au revoir tonton Joe, tu nous manques.
Uncle Joe's 80th Birthday
March 31, 2008
Unlce Joe
March 31, 2008
Uncle Joe
March 31, 2008
Uncle Joe with Nieces and Nephews (Catherine, Rosalie, Mike and Sal)
March 31, 2008
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