Joseph M. DiMaggio

My team of Instructors and myself, had the pleasure of working with Joe, training him on the three In-house Emergency Teams at the Miller Brewery.

Joe volunteered for all three and was a pleasure to teach and mentor into meaningful roles on Miller's Hazardous Materials, Medical First Responders and Confined Space Rescue Teams.

On the breaks, Joe became my teacher on such subjects as auto mechanics, building furniture from tree stumps/trunks, trapping, hunting, fishing, etc, etc.
I LOVED our conversations and learned so much from Joe.
It was easy for me to see Joe's sweet and gentle soul as well as his intellect.

I am so sad at this loss, yet I am sure it pales in comparison to the grief Joe's family and closer friends must be going through.
My heartfelt condolences for this loss.
May God's grace be multiplied to family and friends.

Joe you will be missed by everyone who knew you. You were not just a customer but truly an amazing friend. You were always willing to lend a hand or just share a great story to make us laugh. Our condolences to your family.

Although I didn't know Joe, I can see what an amazing and talented young man he is. What a beautiful photo of Joe and the mountains. The North High School staff have felt the pain of loss for the DiMaggio family. Mary is a dear part of North's family and so loved by staff and students. Warm hugs and shared tears for you all.

I got the blessing of knowing Joe through work at miller. Joe made work easy, he was laid back and always went out of his way to help me out with tricks and tips to work more efficiently and become a better operator, he wasn´t my trainer so he definitely didn´t have to but he did so shoutout Joe! But mostly I liked seeing Joe at work because he would talk my ear off! he would talk about fishing, his wife, traveling and whatever else randomly came up. I´m pretty good at reading people and I could instantly tell that Joe had a heart of gold. Thank you for being my friend Joe, you are loved and you are missed!

I still can't believe this news. I was happy for you when you seemed pleased with your new career outside Miller. My phone is definitely more silent without your daily funny snapchats. Glad we got out bowfishing a few times. RIP bud. So sorry for your loss Dimaggio family.

i worked with Joe, at miller. I helped train him on the forktruck, he was very advanced. I was very impressed with his abilities. He took everything to task. I´m so sorry to read about his death, way too young.

I´m truly sorry for your loss. I remember riding the bus with him and we´d always be challenging each other on the Nintendo DS. He will be missed.