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Joseph Glavin posted a condolence
Friday, December 13, 2024
FRIENDSHIP … THE WORD means many things to different people…
To some, it’s a meaningless reference or just a casual word.
But to my dad, friendship was TRUE and LIFELONG. When he befriended you there was nothing, he would not do for you. That’s why everyone you ask ALWAYS felt the same SPECIAL way about him.
Even his old school friends from New York referred to him as HONEST JOEY. He was their truest & best friend. He had a magnetic charisma about him that immediately attracted people to him.
When TERESA was moving to Europe he gave her a note that said he was sad because his best friend was moving away. We were sad to be missing our best friend too, but we knew he had so many great friends that he enjoyed sailing with and playing water volleyball with every day.
He and my mom enjoyed hosting countless parties and there was always a place at the table for everyone – there was never a guest list – it was always “come one…come all” – no matter how many!!
It didn’t matter if you were invited or not, you were treated like royalty at every party.
His 91 years were filled with love and he always gave more than anyone expected and never uttered a mean word toward anybody.
I have NEVER heard anybody utter a negative word about him. NEVER.
He was proud of his Maltese roots and was a devoted Catholic and even watched the televised mass every Sunday till his very last day.
His youthful spirit faded this past year as he struggled with an illness that ultimately took him away from us on October 13th.
He told Teresa and me that morning that he wanted to go home. We struggled with that notion but we reluctantly agreed to give him our blessing to go peacefully back home.
As evening fell, the gloomy day blossomed into a dreamy dusk and two rainbows blessed the sky outside his hospital room window.
I know that was my mom,Joan opening the gates of heaven to usher him back into her arms. They would soon be eternally reunited .
He lovingly squeezed Teresa’s and my hand as he drew his last breath and passed in a most peaceful way.
As he was passing, he kept uttering the word SEVEN…SEVEN…SEVEN..and stared deeply into the sky.
We didn’t really know the significance of those last words …
Was it that his favorite drink was a 7&7?
Was it a long shot horse running at AQUEDUCT RACE TRACK?
Was it him calling to the angels to come get him in his hospital room 7710?
We learned that it was much more meaningful. The number 7 has a deeply spiritual meaning….
In SCRIPTURE, the number SEVEN represents
PERFECTION AND COMPLETENESS…
The Lord was speaking through him to let us know that this righteous man has led a near perfect and complete life – and he is now moving toward an even more perfect life with THE LORD and his loved ones.
In that moment, God welcomed our perfect dad back home and we should continue to live on with his spirit and love to guide us.
His MEMORY will be missed, but his life lives on in all of us who were blessed to have known him.
WE LOVE YOU FOREVER DAD…REST IN PEACE.
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Wednesday, December 11, 2024
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Wednesday, December 11, 2024
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Lived a beautiful & loving life
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Wednesday, December 11, 2024
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Could not have had a more magnificent funeral mass
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Anthony Paduano uploaded photo(s)
Friday, November 1, 2024
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Joe was a remarkable man who brought joy and warmth to everyone around him. My mom knew Joan and Joe for many years, and their friendship was a beautiful part of our lives. I fondly remember visiting them in Brooklyn as a child; those times were filled with laughter and love. When they moved to Florida, we continued to visit them often, creating even more cherished memories.
Joe and Joan were like a third set of grandparents, and I loved them dearly. When I had my children, Joe would send cards for their birthdays and always remembered mine. Joe's kindness and humor will always hold a special place in my heart. Though he will be deeply missed, I find comfort in knowing he is reunited with Joan and my mom, sharing stories and enjoying each other’s company once more. I miss them all dearly and will carry their memories with me forever.
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Carlitos Montans posted a condolence
Wednesday, October 30, 2024
Words are not enough to describe such a fabulous person.So kind,friendly,always in a good mood and always to help others.Joe was the type of person that anyone who was lucky enough to treat him and have him friendship will carry him in his memories.That’s why dear friend,people like you are never forgotten,and every time i look at the Clubhouse lake,I’m going to see you sailing, and when i watch people playing volley,you’ll be present there too.Dear friend thank you for having met you and giving me your friendship. May you rest in peace…
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Katherine Morris (Kiggins) uploaded photo(s)
Monday, October 28, 2024
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some pictures from my visit with Joe and Joseph.
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Katherine Morris (Kiggins) posted a condolence
Monday, October 28, 2024
I was always so touched seeing what a loving couple Joe and Joanie were. They seemed to know how to make the most of life. Plenty of adventures and stories to tell. Joe continued to send me holiday cards every year, carrying on Joanie's tradition. When I saw Joe last he was full of energy. He took me on a tour of his complex. He told me stories about what good times they had with all of the many friends who also lived there. He was inspiring in his joyous spirit. May his memory always be a blessing and may his soul find comfort in the company of those who have gone before him.
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Joan & Larry Jablon posted a condolence
Monday, October 28, 2024
“ we have known Joey for over 65 years. Joey was not only handsome on the outside but one of the nicest caring people we knew. Joey never forgot to send a Christmas card a birthday card or to keep in touch over all these years. He will be missed and always loved.
Joan and Larry Jablon
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Alicia Williams uploaded photo(s)
Saturday, October 26, 2024
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Q: What will you miss most about Joseph?
A: Joseph I am going to miss your smile, it was an honor taking care of you. RIP ❤️
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Marvin Goodman posted a condolence
Saturday, October 26, 2024
Joe loved being part of the Pembroke Sailors Club. I enjoyed racing with him against Century Village West Palm Beach for many years. We also enjoyed doing maneuvers together. My memories are not just about sailing together, in all the years I have known him, we have never had a harsh word between us. He was a beautiful human being. I will miss him. Marvin Goodman
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Shannon Summerville posted a condolence
Saturday, October 26, 2024
My uncle was the sweetest and kindest human.
My mother and I were staying at my aunt and uncles home in brooklyn he would come home with a Chinese hotdog for me every day.
And the fact that I got a birthday card every single year was the best feeling.
Is going to be missed and he was so very loved. He is up there with my aunts and all the rest of them and I’m sure they’re having an amazing party.
Love
You!
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Teresa Rowland uploaded photo(s)
Saturday, October 26, 2024
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Thank you!
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Teresa Rowland uploaded photo(s)
Saturday, October 26, 2024
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Thank You ~ He loved you guys too!!
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Ellen & Pat Burns posted a condolence
Saturday, October 26, 2024
Uncle Joe was an amazing person. We loved coming to Florida to visit my Mom & him. He always made sure to make us feel super welcomed. Whether he was trying to teach us to sail or to play pool volleyball, we always had such a great time.
It was fun to see how he & Mom got so psyched up when the Heat played. He would laminate the Heat’s schedule for her.
I hope he is reunited with his dear wife Aunt Joan & my Mom, his beloved sister Lee.
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Barbara incantalupo posted a condolence
Saturday, October 26, 2024
You were always greeted at his door with Joe asking let me take your coat, would you like a drink?
and always with his beautiful smile.
He is one in a million. I will miss you dearly.
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Daniel Incantalupo posted a condolence
Saturday, October 26, 2024
There was never a single time that my Uncle Joe did not grace the whole family with his wonderful smile and kindness.
He was always a pleasure to speak with always finding a way to make you smile.
I will never forget all the years of holidays, special occasions, and family gatherings that we all cherished being lucky to have my Uncle Joe in our presence. He will be greatly missed.
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Frank and Joanne Del George posted a condolence
Saturday, October 26, 2024
My earliest memory of Uncle Joe was when we vacationed at Pine Springs in the Catskills when Teresa, Joseph, Tommy and I were kids. We had lots of fun and Uncle Joe was always in the middle of it. Dinners at Aunt Joan and Uncle Joe's house or my parents' house were always special with our crazy aunts singing and Uncle Joe just smiling and going along with their antics. Uncle Joe was always smiling and he made anyone he met feel special. He was a good uncle and a good man.
After their move to Florida, we saw less of each other, but when we did get together it was good times - as if we were just together a few days ago. I enjoyed watching him sail on the lake, and Tommy really enjoyed the volleyball games in the pool. Uncle Joe was always patient with Tommy and took such good care of him. Our family was blessed to have him here with us for over 90 years. He will be missed, but never forgotten. Rest in peace, Uncle Joe.
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John Incantalupo posted a condolence
Saturday, October 26, 2024
Our Uncle Joe was one of the nicest men I’ve known. I have very fond memories of holidays and parties, visiting Aunt Joanie and Uncle Joe many, many times in Brooklyn where we all lived long ago! I will miss him, he’ll always be remembered by me and my brothers - and when I teach my grandson to sail, I’ll pass along the lessons from him and my father!
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Sugar Pasquarello posted a condolence
Saturday, October 26, 2024
My dear, wonderful Uncle Joey, your kind and generous heart will never be forgotten. You always brought a smile and a joke, and you were always there to lend a helping hand whenever someone needed it. I will forever cherish the birthday cards you sent every year, reminders of the love you had for your family. Your thoughtfulness meant the world to me.As I reflect on the moments we shared, I realize how grateful I am to have had you in my life. You touched so many hearts, and yours will remain in mine always. I will miss you forever. Please give Aunt Joanie a big hug for me. Love you always, Sugar.
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Tess Rowland posted a condolence
Saturday, October 26, 2024
I will never take for granted the privilege of being your granddaughter. Thank you for showing me what true love really means. My grandfather didn’t have much in the way of material things, but everything he had, he gave wholeheartedly to my grandmother and his family.
He had a remarkable ability to find joy and laughter even in the toughest moments, always reminding me that life is about having fun and staying happy. I believe that mindset is what allowed him to live a peaceful life until the age of 91, despite the pain he faced.
Because of him, I’ve learned the joy of giving back to others and to never settle for anything less than true happiness. He told me that he and my grandma never fought they just “Discussed Loudly.” I love you, and I will always see you in every rainbow that graces the sky. I hope you and Grandma are dancing together again…
I will see you in my dreams and I know you are with me every step of the way. ❤️
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Terri Watters posted a condolence
Saturday, October 26, 2024
Uncle Joe was so very wonderful and loved by all! After my Mom took care of him for many years, Uncle Joe returned the favor in her later life. We were always comforted knowing that he was there for her whenever she needed him. He will be missed!
Terri and Pat Watters
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Teresa Rowland uploaded photo(s)
Friday, October 25, 2024
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Thanks Dr Browne, Tina, Rosi, Kristi, Jessi, & Stephanie
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Teresa Rowland uploaded photo(s)
Friday, October 25, 2024
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Thanks Joanne, Frankie & Tommyboy
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Teresa Rowland uploaded photo(s)
Thursday, October 24, 2024
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To the one that looks at me from the sky, I will miss you forever… Your Daughter Teresa
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JOSEPH GLAVIN posted a condolence
Wednesday, October 23, 2024
Life is nothing but a "Bowl of Cherries"...was a rule my dad lived by. My dad enjoyed every day of his life and those "CHERRIES" were the many great friends he touched along the way. His warm graceful style attracted each and every life he encountered. We were blessed as he was truly a "PRINCE AMONG MEN" and now he rests comfortably in the bosom of his devoted wife, Joan, whose loving hand has blessed us all along the way. We will miss you but your spirit lives on in all of us!!! Love you forever , your Son Joseph
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Monday, October 21, 2024
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Genevieve Barretta posted a condolence
Wednesday, October 16, 2024
Joey and his wife Joanie were our first friends when my late husband Herb and I retired to Century Village. They opened up many fun days for us. Bowling ,dinners, trips. Joey was always very helpful and always a gentleman. May he rest in peace with Joanie.
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