Condolence: Bruce and I knew Joe for over forty years. He was a gentleman with a great sense of humor. We enjoyed his company at Tony's Birthday Party. We talked about the Eternal Televison Network, Mother Angelica and her Monastery in Alabama. Joe will always be remembered as a gentle soul of many interests. His daily rosary, his love of the Catholic Church, his enjoyment as a member of the Goldtones, his knowledge of Baseball and Basketball...the Red Sox and the Celtics and his love of his family. His ready smile and his thoughtfulness will be missed. We send our deepest sympathy to Tony, James, Michael, John, Maria, Cliff and Samantha. Bruce and Sandra

Condolence: I will always fond memories of him and the setback games we played with Bill Regis and my Mom at the Senior center. He was a very social and talented man. I hope it will give you comfort to know how many people he touched.

Condolence: We are cousins of Joe and have many happy memories from when we were kids and would visit our cousins. Love,
Ann Marie and John (Kryzanowski family)

Condolence: tony and family.....sorry for your loss

john

Condolence: All your friends at the Enfield Senior Center will miss you. Rest in Peace.

Condolence: Dear Ria Ria, Cliff, Sam, and John, We are very sorry for your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Love Always, Ashley, Mike and Zachary.

Condolence: My sincerest sympathy to Maria, Cliff, and Sam; John; and Uncle Non. I will always remember the great times I had growing up across the street from The Restucci's - the Sunday trips to Hartford and summer trips to the beach! You are all in my thoughts and prayers!! May he rest in peace with Helen! Love Always, Chris and Mike

Condolence: to the Restucci family, we are sorry to hear of your dad's passing. He is at peace now We shall miss him You are in our thoughts and prayersa