Born November 22, 1930, Mr. Joseph F. Mendicino, 81, a scientist and Professor Emeritus University of Georgia died peacefully, March 27, 2012. He was surrounded by his family and friends.
No services will be held at this time.
Mr. Mendicino is survived by his dear wife, Martha, and six children, David Mendicino, Kathryn ( husband, Marco) Davila, Sylvia Mendicino, Darryl Mendicino, Rosemary Mendicino and Derek (wife, Tina) Mendicino . He is also survived by brothers, Sam (wife, Christine) Mendicino, Arthur (wife, Nancy) Mendicino, and Michael Mendicino; five grandchildren, Mark Davila, Natalie (husband, Mark) Wiedenmann, Matthew Mendicino, Nicolas Mendicino and Alana Mendicino; two great-grandchildren, Christopher and Zachary Wiedenmann.
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Published by Athens Banner-Herald on Mar. 29, 2012.

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Sreedhara Sangadala

March 28, 2013

I miss Joe forever. He groomed me to be what I am by his mentorship. My best wishes to every one in family.
SREE

K Muniyappa

August 19, 2012

Our sincere condolences to the Mendicino family

Beverly Chalk

April 1, 2012

I am so sorry for your loss.

Suzanne Chalk

March 30, 2012

So sorry for you loss. The Mendicino family is in my prayers

March 29, 2012

My prayers are with you, David, and the rest of your family. Pat Johnson Penny

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