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Joe BARNES
July 29, 2013
I met Joe one night he came into my auto shop with a flat tire. I didn't know at the time what a wonderful friendship that develop. Joe was a kind and unselfish person who has been an inspiration to my family. We will truly miss him, and he will be in our prayers and memories. God Bless. Joe Barnes & Family Lackawaxen
Ruben Caraballo
July 26, 2013
I worked with Joe in Blue Hill.. he was a really nice guy and we shared many discussions... may he rest in peace... he is such a loss.. my prayers to your family...
July 25, 2013
Joe (a really nice guy) will long be remembered in the Masthope Mountain Community and will be greatly missed. Our sympathy to his family. Sheldon & Leatrice Langer
Millie
July 24, 2013
Marie,
In times of loss and moments of sadness our memories are the beautiful gifts that bless us with healing, and fill us with peace. May Lil Joe rest in peace, and in the loving company of Aunt Bea and Uncle Joe. My prayers are with you at this very difficult time.
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Adam & Gloria Gallini
July 24, 2013
Joe was one of the first people we met when we came to Masthope. He always treated us with kindness and the utmost respect. he will be missed.
Rest In Peace Joe!
Mary Barden-Maffei
July 24, 2013
Marie,
I'm so sorry for your loss! You are in my thoughts and prayers. -Mary Pat
July 23, 2013
Joe was a very caring person. He spent time sharing plants with my wife and I. He knew a lot about a lot of things and was always willing to share information and his incite. He loved his community. I thoroughly enjoyed working with him. He will always be remembered because it is not possible to forget JOE GALANTE.
Carl Harrison, Masthope
Anne Murphy
July 23, 2013
I met Joe around 1981 when we worked together in New York on a new Verizon application. He was always a good guy and I have many funny memories of our working and traveling days. I was thinking about him a few weeks ago and thought I had emailed him but maybe I just meant to. I will miss his quirky humor and interesting emails. I'm very sorry for your loss. Family meant a lot to Joe.
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