Joseph T. Caton Jr.

Buddy, we remember you dad from the different gatherings you had at your home. He was a quiet, gentle man with a nice smile. Dean enjoyed talking with him on several occasions. We know it hurts to say goodbye, but a part of him will always be in you. We love you guys.

We are sorry for the loss of your father/grandfather. Thinking of you in this time of mourning. Sue, Laredo, Katie, & Connie Romagnoli.

Joe and my dad Jack Blair became friend when my parents moved to Hersheys Mill aobu 25 years ago. After my dad's accident and move to Bellingham, Joe continued to visit him regularly. When he would arrive, my dad would say, gassing up the car. My dad looked forward to his visits and I know will miss Joe. I had the priviledge of meeting Joe several times. He was a wonderful and kind person. Our deepest sympathies to the Caton family. Joe is at peace with our Lord.

To all of the Caton family,
Our thoughts and prayers to a family that is extended family to us. Mr. Caton was a kind, friendly and loving man who will be missed by many. We are blessed to have known him. Praying for all of you to find comfort and know he is always watching over.

Dear Elenore, Our prayers and thoughts are
with you and your Family. Joe will be missed by his friends and many of his Hershey's Mill bowlers. God Bless.

Eleanor and family, You have my deepest sympathy. Your loss is heaven's gain. God bless, Eleta May-Buss