Condolence: My sincere condolences to Joe and his family. Denise Young and I enjoyed Joe's company while he showed us around Chattanooga, Sweetwater, and Gatlinburg, TN. They were places I would not have otherwise known about. I admired his humor and courage. We will miss Joe's company. God bless Joe and your family.

Condolence: My deepest condolences to all of Joe's family. We often went to lunch together when we worked together at Bayer. To Michael, your dad once told me a story about a time you took him out to dinner in San Diego. He said a staff member at the club approached the table and asked "Mr. Burger, would you care for anything else", as your dad turned to answer he quickly realized it was you that was being asked the question - not him. He was so very proud of you and the person you grew to be.

Condolence: SORRY TO HEAR OF A PASSING OF A FELLOW CLASSMATE.

Condolence: I AM SO SORRY TO HEAR OF JOE'S PASSING. MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY GOES TO EACH ONE IN THE FAMILY AND MAY GOD COMFORT ALL OF YOU.

Condolence: My deepest condolences.

Condolence: Joe: I will miss you. I will always remember your annual Christmas visits. You would always buy me a video game and we would play all day. Thank you for being so good to me through the years. Sincerely, Emily Young

Condolence: Joe: Your trips to Pittsburgh will be greatly missed. You were part of our family. I enjoyed you staying with me and Bob. I will miss making you "dippy eggs" (your favorite). Haha. God Bless Josie Wilson (Denise's Mother)

Condolence: Joe, my friend, I will miss you. You were a great friend to me, Mike, Emily and my family. My friends will miss you as well. I have fond memories of my trips to Tennessee and the places we visited. Your trips to Pittsburgh will be missed also. Remember all the 25-year club dinners we attended. We have a lot of great memories. Rest in peace. Sincerely, Denise Young

Condolence: I enjoyed meeting Joe and helping with the move from his home to a studio apartment in assisted living. When the one bedroom was available at Dominion, it was a joy to unpack and display his treasured scientific instruments and die-cast cars. Joe knew the make and model of the cars as I unpacked them and displayed them in the curio cabinets. This is a memory I will cherish. Rest in Peace Joe.

Condolence: Joe - I will miss your visits to San Diego where we would enjoy a nice scotch along with your son/my friend, Mike. Mike - my deepest condolonces in the passing of your dad, Joe. RIP. until we meet again upstairs Joe. Hugo