Joseph N. "Joe" Pucillo

I'm truly so sorry to hear of this loss.

Ann Margaret Zelenka PhD

Always. A lovely friend.

I´m so sorry to see this. What a talented and kind person he was. He brought the memories alive for so many people that were stuck on films stashed away. Condolences to all of his family

I Just read an email from Our Highschool, Monsignor Bonner, in Drexel Hill, Pa.
Joe and I went to school together 4 years at Bonner and 6 years before at Annunciation, BVM in Brookline, Pa. I will never forget his rendition of "Mrs. Murphy's Chowder". Joe was a bit of a Havertown historian and I credit him with my interest in the Beechwood Amusement Park that stood over 100 years ago. I last saw Joe at a reunion in Pilgrims Gardens in 2016. He created a beautiful tribute to Our lost classmates. Now He is on the list. I am very sad. Rest in peace Joe. My sincere sympathy to Your family. May God grant You eternity life.

I knew Joe from St Ursula Church, as well as through his photography when my youngest son made his First Communion back in 2007. Joe also converted many camcorder tapes for me. What a nice guy.
My sincere condolences to all of his family.

Rest in peace, Joe Pucillo.

What a nice guy gone too soon! Prayers for peace and comfort to the family.

God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. You are in my prayers,
Mrs. Vitti

Pizza Fridays with Teresa, Natalie, Steve, Shannon, Andrew, Colleen, Mackenzie, Jim and I. Great times!

Oriole Dugout games especially the one when we got on the wrong light rail coming home. Joe's fault!

Back in the 70´s.....I remember the high stakes poker games with the Pucillo brothers, in our kitchens. Joe could clean out my piggy bank in one night. Take me for a 100 Pennies!! The days before one line gambling.....

Only knew Joe online, but will miss him. A real nice guy!

I met Joe at Boy Scout Troop 247 and enjoyed many camping trips with him. He was a great storyteller and had the best sense of humor. Due to his giving nature and his love of scouts he just became our photographer without being asked and was always seen quietly in the background capturing hundreds of memorable moments at various scouting events, including my sons Eagle Court of Honor. At that event when it was my turn to speak, I was having trouble keeping my composure and my son came over to hug me in what was my most memorable father son moment. Joe captured that image perfectly and it will hang on my wall forever. My condolences go out to Teresa, Natalie, Steve and his entire family. Rest in piece Joe.

Will never forget our days growing up and those St. Patrick´s Day shows at Annunciation. RIP Uncle Yulius, may you beat that big bass drum in the sky as you watch over us now.

Sincere condolences to all the family on Joe´s passing. May he rest in peace

Mike & family Sending heartfelt condolences from Ireland at the loss of your dear Brother Joseph, thinking of you all at this sad time , may he rest in peace. Angela, Dean & Seán x