Joseph A Sirola

Uncle Joe I will always remember you and I will never forget the kindness you show me it was a pleasure knowing you and my heart goes out to Claire who loved and cherished you

He possessed a sui generis of unfiltered effervescence, a contagious ebullience that made you want to experience everything life had to offer. Joe taught me a great deal about acting and especially voice over, I will never forget his generosity, his willingness, an epicurean of the highest degree! Love you Joe.

I fondly remember the fun we had with Joe and his Mom when we visited his home in NYC and saw his beautiful garden and his roses.
He also came to see us at our home in NJ some 20+ years ago. I always enjoyed seeing him on TV and hearing his many voiceovers.
I often spoke with his Mom who kept me up to date on his many adventures. I've included a picture when he came to my Son's wedding in 1991, of course, with a red rose in his lapel.
He will be missed.
Betty (his 2nd cousin) & Gregory Brajkovic
(Biserka and Grga in Croatian)

It was always a treat to record Joe. He usually had a rose and was always up.

Bobby Elder

I first met this great man over 30 years ago through my dear friend
George Kantakis. I thought he was Italian. He quickly corrected me and said he was a proud Croatian. We spent the years dining, playing golf and vacationing in Palm Desert CA and Marthas Vineyard. We had many great moments at the NYAC. We were roommates in Myrtle Beach at Scott Clark's Soiree.
Joe was full of enormous energy, mixed with an abundance of talent.
Our condolences to Clare and family members, we will always miss you, Joe Bob and Jean

JOE, There was never a dull moment when we were in your company. Your 'joie de vivre' was contagious. Your generosity incomparable. You're a very special friend who will be deeply missed.
Our heartfelt condolences to Claire and family. Brenda & Mike

Dear Cousin Joe, may your path to the Everlasting be a delightful garden of roses, may you find delight and happiness in every step along the way. You have added so much talent to the arts, so much happiness and cheer to so many. I remember your thoughtfulness towards me and miss you, Love, Barbara

Joe Sirola, one of our longtime golfers and a dear friend, will always be with us. I had the honor and pleasure of enjoying his friendship for nearly 30 years.
Joe was fondly known as Moe Norman on our Myrtle Beach Golf Tour. Our SIRTAKIS TROPHY, handed out each and every year, is named in honor of both Joe Sirola and George Kantakis (SIRTAKIS), two old friends and longtime shining stars of NYC!
Joe was an avid golfer...but so much more.
Full of a free spirit from sunrise to sundown each and every day, Joe epitomized the notion of squeezing every drop out of life.
Independent and cantankerous by nature, Joe's energetic intentions were never dark. He was always running to the light!
Joe Sirola was one of the most talented actors I ever had the pleasure of watching while he worked at his labor of love. And he still stands as the most talented and successful voiceover talent in the history of the artful profession.
The King of the Voiceovers, indeed!
We share the loss of a great friend. We will never forget you. Our hearts are with Claire, along with our thanks for taking such good care of him.
God Bless you, Joe.
With Love,
Scott Clark