Joseph Schaffer

I lived 4 houses down on Coronado Ave. We played together and against each other in football, basketball and baseball. I am now 84 years old.

Joe and I were boyhood friends growing up on Coronado Ave. I was a friend to the entire family. The last time I saw Joe was when we both happened to be on vacation in Florida. I wish to express my sympathy to his present family and to his brother Jerry and sister Joan. May Joe rest in peace.

mAccounting would like to offer our condolences to Joe Schaffer for the loss of his father. We also would like to offer our condolences to his family for the loss of their loved one. Words are never adequate in moments like these. We will say though, that our hearts go out to all of you. We will keep you in our prayers.
With deepest sympathy,
Your mAccounting Family!

As the little sister of Mike Quinn, I saw his group of friends that were so wonderful, all his life. They were funny, intelligent, caring and talented. It was nothing for any of them toick up a mic and sing tor talk or lead a group. That's how people entertained each other. Following Joe and his career, Imheard about his working construction and later saw him training at the track at Westwrn Home LLC. It was a 90' day and Joe was running the track. That's the kind of guy he was. We all miss them terribly, but they will be getting together in the other world, I'm sure.M

I was first introduced to Mr. Schaffer by my dad when I was just a boy. He seemed bigger than life and I loved to listen to him tell stories about playing football. He without a doubt left an impression on me. I fell blessed to have known him. God Rest Your Soul Joe.

We are so very sorry to hear about Mr. Schaffer. Prayers for the entire Schaffer family.

What a neat guy & Elder classmate. He will be missed by all. May He Rest In Peace.

Barb and family,
We are so sorry for your loss.We will miss Joe's big smile and kind heart. Our prayers are with you in this difficult time.