DEMMA, Joseph J.
Joseph James Demma, 90, died Sunday (June 5, 2011) at Falmouth Hospital in Falmouth, Mass. The son of the late Filippo Demma and Josephine (Mortellaro) Demma, he served in World War II and worked as a property manager for many years at the Admiralty Apartments in Falmouth before retiring. He is survived by a daughter Linda Demma of New Britain; a brother and sister in law Angelo and Rita Demma of Newington; a sister Mary (Demma)Cangemi of East Hartford and many beloved nieces and nephews.
Burial will take place at the National Cemetery in Bourne Mass. with a private memorial service in CT. to be announced at a later time. Memorial donations may be made to the West Haven VA. Joe's family would like to thank the West Haven VA nurses for the wonderful care they gave him last year. Special thanks to Michelle, Maria and Bonnie for their continuing compassion and support.
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Nancy Oliveri Mcdougal
June 7, 2012
Uncle Joey,
I know it's been a while since I left my first messages to Linda and Aunt Millie, I know this will be our final goodbye and I want you to know that things are changing fast in this family, sadly we are losing so many loved ones, I will never forget you and will always miss you. GoodBye Uncle Joey, "Thanks for the memories" I love you.. I will see you soon.
John Oliveri
June 17, 2011
Linda & family,
I have many fond memories of "Jedge" as a child. His visits to see his sister (Lucy) and my father (Tony) on Hartford's Catherine street were always special events, as were our family get-togethers. He was always a gentleman, as were all the Demmas.
He will be fondly remembered. Our sympathy to all of you. I am proud to call him my great uncle.
John Oliveri
Gail LeBlanc
June 16, 2011
To the Demma family,
I know that this a very hard time for all of you. I want to let you know that our thoughts and prayers are with you. I know how difficult it is to lose your Dad. Just think now he and my dad are now able to catch up on old times. To all the Demma family we feel your lose.
Love,Gail Bob & Estelle
June 15, 2011
Linda,
May you always remember the good times with your Dad....
we are so sorry for your loss
Harry and Pat Gannon
beth brazis
June 15, 2011
Linda,
I 've been there since the call came to our office so I know what you're going thru.. headaches and all... fathers have a special place in a daughter heart.. I'm there for the laughs, tears and the hugs.
Beth and Beau
June 15, 2011
To The Demma Family: We send our deepest sympathy to you all. I remember Joe so well and my dad (John Oliveri) spoke of him often and I know loved his Uncle very much. All our love to you all. Rose Collins & Family and Asunta Oliveri
Sandy Dressler
June 14, 2011
Dear Linda and Aunt Millie:
We were so sorry to hear the bad news. Our deepest sympathy. Uncle Joey was a terrific guy and wonderful uncle. He was always fun to be around. When he was in the Army and I was a baby, he sent me letters addressed to "baby blue eyes"; I still have them.
Our love,
Sandy (Demma) & Ed Dressler
M Jackson
June 14, 2011
Linda, I am so sorry for your loss. I know Mr. Demma is looking down and is watching over you. You are the true definition of what any parent would want in a child and I know he couldn't have been any more proud of you for your loyalty to him. Mr. Demma had an infectious personality that we adored being around (even in the hospital). You and your family are in my prayers. Don't hesitate to call if you need anything! Love, Michelle Jackson (WH VA Connecticut)
Mary McGahey
June 13, 2011
Linda may the days ahead not be to heavy a burden for you to carry. God will walk with you and he has taken your dad home with him. We will all meet again someday.
Mary Mc Gahey
June 13, 2011
Linda and Aunt Millie,
Gosh this feels so impersonal but I hope you do get to see this post.
Linda, I have always blocked out loosing my Daddy. And someday, I will have to feel what you are. I never want to imagine or say I have a clue how you feel. But the time will come. For whatever you feel? My heart is with you, in a huge way~
Aunt Millie, hugs to you though it has been so long ago and life changes. I may be from away, but my family lives in my heart! I am so sorry I cannot be there but please know the love is no less, the sentment no smaller.
Dyan Freeman-Taber
Bobbi Cusati
June 13, 2011
Dear Linda and Aunt Millie,
I am so sorry for your loss. Uncle Joey always had that sparkle in his eyes and I was always "12 years old" no matter how many years went by. I will cherish his smile, his laughter and most recently all the stories he told us about the good old days. He will truly be missed.
Nancy McDougal
June 13, 2011
Linda,
My heart goes out to you at this time, I loved your Dad, He was so good to me as I was growing up, So many fond memories fill my mind and heart, I feel like a piece of my heart is broken and can't be mended, He always made me laugh, always made me feel special, I will miss him so very much, It is a sad time for all of us to lose a man like Uncle Joey, I know you are devastated but I also know he lived his life the way he wanted, surrounded by those he loved, You are in my thoughts and prayers. I am here if you need anything. I love you..
Nancy McDougal
June 13, 2011
Aunt Millie,
I am so sorry for the loss of Uncle Joey, You and Uncle Joey were there for me when I was growing up, You both treated me like a daughter, I was given unconditional love, I know how I used to run to you both and into your arms when I learned to walk, I remeber you both took me on vacation to the cape one year, and I got sick and Uncle Joey put a towel over my head and made me breath in vicks and hot water, these memories are some of my fondest, I will miss him so much.. My prayers and thoughts are with you and the Demma family.. I love you.
June 13, 2011
Linda,I could not write@ 7am when i first saw your dad's obit,truly because of tears.This one hit home. Only fond memories,like showing us all the neat stuff in that Pontiac or pitching 4 us in backyard.
Joe was a good man.God give him peace.And may God who surpasses all understandig give you and yours peace.
John J.Cadder,Jr.
June 13, 2011
Linda ,I could not bring myself 2 write @ 7am monday ,truly through
tears,this one hit home.Joe was a good man,only fond memories,showing us the neat stuff in that pontiac,sometimes even pitching 4 us in backyard.I am very sorry 4 your lose.God give him peace.Also the peace of God which surpasses all understanding be with you and yours. John J.Cadder,Jr.
June 13, 2011
Aunt Millie and Linda: So Sorry to hear about Uncle Joey. He was always my favorite Uncle. Still remember how he made me laugh so much as a child. I will miss his great big smile!
Lori Demma
Sandy Oconnell
June 13, 2011
Linda: we are very sorry for your loss. Our prayers are with you.
Sandy and Rich
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