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Joe Pascal Obituary
DANVILLE - Joe W. Pascal, 77, of Danville died at 4:52 a.m. Thursday (May 8, 2025) at home. Funeral arrangements were incomplete at Leek & Sons Funeral Home, 304 E. Williams St., Danville.
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Andy Kortkamp, DHS class of `91
May 16, 2025
I am better because Joe Pascal was one of my coaches, alongside Nate Cunningham & Frank Luzenski during my time playing football at Danville High School. I consider that experience to be THE most enjoyable of my entire athletic career. I feel this way in large part because of Coach Pascal. He was demanding and hard-nosed, yet fair and always a teacher. I have thought of him more than he likely knew over the years since my graduation in 1991, and was sad to learn of his passing. To his family - please know that there are people like me who you´ll likely never meet who were impacted in such a positive way by Joe. I count myself lucky for having had him in my life at such an impressionable stage. My thoughts go out to all who loved him.
Rhonda January
May 11, 2025
To the Pascal family sending prayers.
John Bruns
May 10, 2025
Mr. Pascal was trying to prepare one for more than the next game or wrestling match. He was looking ahead to prepare you for life´s challenges. Rest well Coach, and my deepest condolences to your family.
Jeff Marshall
May 10, 2025
Have a lot of great memories of Coach Pascal in the eighties. My sympathy to his family, he was a great mentor for high school boys!
Jim Parker
May 10, 2025
Many condolences to the family of Mr. Pascal. A helluva coach and an even better man.
Terry Woods
May 9, 2025
My deepest condolence to the Family. Joe (Pick) was a good friend and one of Danville's finest!
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