Joseph VARGA

We knew Józsi bácsi as kind, cheerful and generous man. He attended St.Stephen of Hungary church and was active in the Hungarian Cultural center and church community as much as possible. He thought highly of all of us who work with the Hungarian youth via school and scouts and he was instrumental in providing us with financial support. We will always be grateful for his foresight. The last i was able to speak to him was when we shared our condolences for loss of his dear wife, Diane.
We were shocked to hear that he is no longer with us and his regular sweat in the church will remain empty. Our hope is that he did not suffer and was ready to meet his Creator.
Józsi bácsi - Hiányolni fogunk - We will miss you! May everyone who knew him, appreciated and loved him be consoled. Nyugodjék Békében! Szeretettel, Zsófi és Laci.

Joe was our neighbour and freind who always cleared our snow with his trusty snow blower so that Joe and I could get out of our driveway to get to work. Joe, we will miss our many visits , conversations and shots of brandy with you.....and sometimes a bottle of beer . Rest in peace together with Dianne .We will miss you both. xoxo

Elmentel, de nem felejtunk el. Minding szeretettel gondolunk Rad. Nyugodj Bekeben. A Hamiltoni Magyar Nyugdijas Club Bingozo csoportjanak tagjai.

Elmentel de nem felejtunk el Mindig szeretettel gondolunk Rad. Nyugodj Bekeben. A Hamiltoni Magyar Nyugdijas Club Bingozo csoportjanak tagjai.
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Remembering the good times your step son Jancsi.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

A great friend to the family throughout the years. Thoughts and Prayers

Joe was an awesome friend to my parents Helen and Julius Toth. He was like an Uncle to me growing up. Always had good things to say to me and was never judgemental.He even was the M.C at my wedding 36 years ago. Rest in peace Joskabacsi.

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