Joseph Birch

Sue and family- Our condolences on your loss. Dave and Margaret Lowrance

I remember meeting Tommy when I moved to Boston. Going to his football games. What a handsome man. Then seeing everyone at the huge family gatherings at Thanksgiving and other holidays. Then meeting him many years later in 2011. He looked so much like my Grandpa Halloran. I was told I looked like Grandmother Halloran, but older. I am sorry we were not closer growing up. My sincere condolences to all of his family. My Love, First cousin Kathy

Sue, Anna, Joe , Sarah, Quincy and all your Dad's wonderful grandchildren I send my love and sympathy . Thank you for your sweet tribute to to your Dad. I especially loved your requests. I will surely befriend a few strangers in his memory.

My deepest sympathies to you and your family. What an amazing man. May you find comfort with your memories and all the love.

A sad day it is; Joe was bigger than life and this obituary is masterful in capturing his essence. The best of Joe included the love for his wonderful children; real, unforce. A unique lovable character he was. RIP

I'm sorry for your lost. Joe was such an interesting and entertaining man. I always enjoyed speaking with him when we got the chance.

My sympathy to you Sarah, your kids and family. Your father certainly enjoyed his life and has left a legacy with all of you. Take care Sarah.

Anna - My sincerest condolences to and your family. Joe sounds like a fascinating and wonderful father. I'm sure many of his stories will continue to be told for generations to come with warmth and laughter.

Such a beautiful tribute..