Joseph Anthony Spinelli

Not a day would go by that I didn't think about my childhood visits to Uncle Joe and Aunt Bevs house on Lander lane. I'll miss you Uncle Joe. Love and prayers to Aunt Bev, Joey and Kim and families.

As the Manager of a local gym I look forward to seeing everyone as soon as we re-open. Joe would have been at the top of that list! Joe was such a kind and friendly man and I am sad that I will no longer see him at the gym. For the past 5 years I was always happy to hear "Mister A, how are you?" I recall commenting to Joe many times, if we had a best dressed list he would be on it. With the matching jacket, bag, and hat. He would tell me, "Hey, I'm Italian, I don't have a choice." As Frank mentioned in his remarks, Joe was classy. Joe, I will miss seeing and talking with you and I wish your family the best during this time.

My wife and I knew Joe from the gym. We saw and talked with each other all the time. He will be missed. Our heartfelt condolences to his family and friends. Here is a blog post I wrote in his honor: https://fpdorchak.wordpress.com/2020/04/07/in-honor-of-joe-spinelli-may-he-rest-in-peace/