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4 Entries
Sue de Wit
November 20, 2007
Please accept our deepest sympathies.
Judith Nusbaum
November 19, 2007
My uncle Frank Brady from Manhasset Long,Island was a life-long friend of Fr.Joe's...he participated in and officiated at more Brady family functions than I can count and I had the pleasure of knowing him at different stages of his life as a close first cousin to Brady's ...most recently in Jan."o7 at Uncle Frank's funeral,where Fr. Joe flew to attend,ill as he was ,to sustain us all..a fine priest and human being...now with God and buddy Frank!!..Cuz' Judy
Danette Vega
November 19, 2007
Father Joe was such a kind and sincere man, he will be missed by many. I am glad I had the opportunity to meet and share some time with such a wonderful person. God Bless Father Joe!!
Eric & Alexandra Sochanek
November 18, 2007
Father Joe,
Thank you for being a priest. You were such a good servant of the Lord! You will be missed.
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