Joe was survived by his wife of 61 years, two sons, four grandchildren, four great-children and a sister, Anna Pate of Steubenville. Affectionately known by his great-grandchildren as "Nonno," he cherished countless hours with them, leaving behind a legacy of beautiful memories. Giuseppe, a man proud of his Italian heritage, brought to America his passion for gardening and wine making. He also enjoyed playing Bocce at Holy Family parish, where he was a member. Giuseppe retired from Starvaggi Industry after 33 years of service
Joe was survived by his wife of 61 years, two sons, four grandchildren, four great-children and a sister, Anna Pate of Steubenville. Affectionately known by his great-grandchildren as "Nonno," he cherished countless hours with them, leaving behind a legacy of beautiful memories. Giuseppe, a man proud of his Italian heritage, brought to America his passion for gardening and wine making. He also enjoyed playing Bocce at Holy Family parish, where he was a member. Giuseppe retired from Starvaggi Industry after 33 years of service
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