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Janine Mariscotti
October 2, 2021
Always in my heart.
Brother Robert Wilsbach, FSC
October 11, 2009
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La Salle House,100 Faculty Lane
Romeoville, IL 60446-117
The Brogan Family
Dear Mary Lou, Michelle & Jeremy, John & Matthew:
I was saddened to learn of the death of your dear husband and father, Joseph Brogan. I amd my brother Tom, LSU, 1970, knew him through the Honors Center. At times such as these, words are unable to carry the full message of comfort and consolation which we want them to bear, but they are all we have. Having experienced the death of my own father in 1995, I am aware of the deep emotions which accompany such a loss. Be sure of continued remembrance of him in my prayers and those of all the Brothers here at Lewis.
May the Lord continue to hold you as well as all your family and friends in the hollow of his hand and may you find his comforting presence in the silent power of prayer, in the wisdom of the Scripture, the nourishment of the Eucharist, the beauty of the liturgy, and in all his holy people gathered round you to help us.
I join my voice to the ancient hymn of the early Church:
May the angels lead him into Paradise.
May the martyrs come and welcome him on his way
And lead him into the holy city, Jerusalem.
May the choirs of angels welcome him.
And with Lazarus, who once was poor,
May he have everlasting life. Amen.
I close with the traditional prayer which we Brothers have prayed for over three hundred years:
Live Jesus in our hearts--Forever.
With sympathy and promise of prayers,
Your Brother,
Robert Farina
October 11, 2009
I cannot write anything other than my sincerest condolences for your loss.
Joe Brogan was more than a professor to me, he was a mentor, a guide, and a role model. I am proud to say that I am a teacher today because of the lessons I learned in his classes, and my only wish is to inspire my students half as much as Dr. Brogan inspired me.
Sincerely,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Farina
October 11, 2009
Tom, Cathy: I was so saddened to hear of Joe's death at such a young age. I can remember like yesterday Johnny's death and how your Mom and Dad and the family had to endure that. Now you must once again endure the lost of your sibling. My condolences also to Joe's family. You and them shall be in my prayers.
Pat McFadden
(Danny Fox's cousin)
Marian Connolly
October 11, 2009
Mary Lou, Katie let us know of Joe's death. Gerry and I are so sorry. He was a lovely man. We especially remember all the support he provided Joanne and the kids after Pat's death and the support he also gave to Gerry and Joanne's mom, Helen. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the children.
Melissa Kogut
October 9, 2009
Dear MaryLou, Michelle, John & Matt,
I am so saddened by the loss of Mr. Brogan. He was one of the staples on Columbia Avenue. Always a kind soul and someone us kids could look up to.
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Melissa Kogut (Boyce)
October 9, 2009
We were saddened to hear about Joe's death. He was a good friend and colegue and a good person. Our thoughts and best wishes are with you.
Gene, Jennifer, and Maggie Gallagher
October 8, 2009
Dear MaryLou, Michelle, John, Matt, & Jeremy,
Our hearts are with you all.
What a wonderful friend Joe was to all of the Devlins! He was always there when we needed him - to chase a mouse, change an air-conditioner, or just to sit and let us talk. We know that he and Patrick are now together talking politics.
Joe will always to be in our prayers as will you all.
Love from us all --
Joanne, Ted, Patrick, Kim, Katie, Dan, Bren & Kathy.
October 8, 2009
Dear Mary Lou, Michelle, John, & Matt,
Thank you for sharing your beloved Joe with me. He was an unexpected and precious gift in my life.
I carry each of you in my heart as you bear the grief of Joe's passing. I pray that, in time, the tangible yet immeasurable love and care he had for you ease the pain and provide comfort.
Janine
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