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6 Entries
Jim Smith
April 7, 2017
See you again brother!
Carl Kiefer
April 3, 2017
We will miss him and his good sense of humor.
April 2, 2017
Pat, we are so sorry to read of Joe's passing. You are in our thoughts, sending love and light.
Bob and Diane Olivero
Naples, Florida
Dawn and Dave Hassel
April 2, 2017
Pat--so very sorry to read about Joe. He was such a nice man to know. I know we haven't been in touch for a long while, but we have fond memories of our time with both of you. Our condolences.
John and Kim Kressaty
April 1, 2017
Joe was not a real uncle to our family but he treated Kim, Jonathan, Jeffrey, and me just like family. We miss his funny personality and visits at the Covelli's homes. He was a great cook and we will cherish his friendship forever.
Jennifer Chalekian
March 27, 2017
Rest Peacefully in Heaven Uncle Joe! How wonderful the reunion in heaven must have been!I bet you got a lot of sign of the crosses on your forehead from my Nana! Love you always!! XOXOXO
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