Joseph D. Soboleski

Joe was my best friend during high School and after I just seen his obituary I'm really sorry for the family and the announcement, loving memories Frank Yurisic

I first met Joe back in 2010 when we were both selling cars. He was always a man full of life and laughter who always just saw the bright side of any situation. He was also (and without effort) the sales leader almost every month. I believe he sold so many not because of trained sales techniques, but only because people liked him. In retirement he and I went to the Top Fuel drags in Charlotte, numerous car shows, a dolphin cruise (which we always laughed about for years) and numerous times for only a couple late afternoon beers. He would call me all the time with jokes and we (he especially) would laugh till it hurt. He was a good man....a very good man whom I will dearly miss. He loved his wife deeply and his children and grandkids. I will never forget his laugh and love for life.

I wish you and your family peace and comfort as you grieve. Please accept my condolences.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

Your heart soon will be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

Thoughts and prayers to the family during this time.

It is difficult for me to believe I loved him so much. He will never be forgotten. Love you forever brother.

A memory I would like to share is a time when I was around 10yrs old and I spent some of my summer vacation visiting Uncle Joe and Aunt Debbie, that's when they lived above their Tuxedo Store. I remember one time us playing music and dancing in the living room and all of a sudden one of my jams came on and I started doing the " Robot!" Uncle Joe stood there and I could see by his reaction that he was amazed/impressed and proud of me all at once by my moves/skills, I could see that by his huge smile and that joyful laugh he had as he and Aunt Debbie watched. Uncle Joe helped build my confidence back then when I surely needed it most! Im sure he probably never knew that. So I would like to thank you now Uncle Joe for that specail memory and huge boost of confidence you gave to me. I will forever hold on to that great memory .

Meeting him many years ago for the first time at Aunt Pam´s house where Debbie, Toni and I were staying for some summer vacation. His love and passion for music was a big part of the conversation and fun but the best thing was the immediate sparks that flew from Joe to Debbie who lit up like a Christmas tree when he was around making us laugh and playing his favorite rock and roll.

Loved seeing Uncle Joe and Frank together. He will be missed! Sending love to my Aunt Debbie, and cousins Brent and Renee.