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6 Entries
Tammy Lucas
January 27, 2025
So very sorry to the family.. I worked with Joe and my exhusband was friends with him. He was a very nice man...
Joey
January 22, 2025
Sue, Paul, Nate & Paige,
Sending our sincere condolences and sending much love and prayers your way. He was such a great guy. He always had a smile and loved chatting with Kevin at the soccer field.
Kevin, Joey, Leah & Ella
Mike Gargano
January 21, 2025
Many great memories working with Joe. May he rest in peace.
JOE BALZANO & FAMILY
January 21, 2025
SO SORRY TO READ THAT JOE HAS PASSED. HE WAS ARE MAILMAN ON WOOSTER ST. FOR MANY YEARS. REST IN PEACE JOE.
Pat Marino
January 20, 2025
May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief. Pat Marino
Donald Petrarca
January 20, 2025
To The Ponzio Family, your father and my late brother Eugene were school friends, mail carriers and now in Heaven together probably checking out horse racing. Pat, your brother was a nice guy. May He Rest In Peace.
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