Joseph R. Zagarella

The staff of the American Cancer Fund at www.AmericanCancerFund.org is sorry to hear of Josephs passing. We have received a memorial donation in his name and our sincere condolences go out to his family.

A friend for many years at DOR. A great man!!! RIP

To my cousin Mary Agnes and family,
I was sorry to hear of Joe's passing and send my deepest sympathy. May memories of good times provide comfort during this time.
My thoughts are with you,
Michael Bird

Mary, Frank and Ann my you're all in my prayers. Joe was a great guy! He will be missed.

My deepest heartfelt condolences to Mrs. Zagarella, Ann, and Frank. Wishing the entire family moments of peace and comfort. Mr. Zagarella was an amazing person and wonderful father. My father and I were lucky to have known him. Keeping the entire family in my thoughts and prayers.

My condolences to the whole family of Joes passing. I am a former state worker. I knew Joe.

Sorry for your loss. My prayers are with you....

Sorry to hear that Joe had passed, my prayers are with the family

On behalf of Austin Prep, our sincerest sympathies on the passing of Joe. We were blessed to have him as part of our community. The class of 1969 will pray together for Joe during our memorial mass at the 50th Reunion next month.

I'm sorry for your loss.

I first met Joe at Emerald St. He was dating my husband, Toms sister Mary. Tom called him on the go Joe because he was always busy. I was pregnant with my first child at Mary and Joe's wedding and soon after so was Mary. Our first borns are only 2 months apart. Through the years Joe and I had many interesting conversations about all sorts of things. Family was most important to him. He cherished them all. I will miss you Joe. Love you all.

Joe is a tremendous person he will be missed.

Mary, Ann & Frankie, we are so sorry to hear about Joe's passing. You are all in out thoughts.

Sorrow is not for ever but our loving memories of him are.

For many, many years, I spent every Sunday morning from 9-12 at Mary & Joe's. I would be drinking tea with Mary. Our boys played and grew up together. Joe would sometimes join our conversation, play with the boys, or just be there. We share years of Christmas Eve dinners together (with his Christmas Train right beside the table). He was a great thinker and an excellent speaker. The closeness of his family speaks volumes for the kind of Dad he was. No sleeping in just because it's the weekend and no staying in if the weather was nice. My son shares fond memories of his Uncle as well. He was a good male role model for my son. I can hear his laugh as I type this. There are so many memories, it is hard to pick just one. He was just "always there". I love you Uncle Joe. Come back and visit often in our dreams.