Joe was born in Los Banos and attended school in Patterson. He helped his dad farm on Eucalyptus Avenue, and was a member of the UPEC Council 132, Patterson.
He had been ill for only about six weeks before his death, and had received treatment for a heart condition at the Franklin Hospital in San Francisco just the week before.
He was survived by his parents, sisters Mary Azevedo and Adelaide Scannell, and brothers John, George Mattos, and Manuel Mattos.
He had been ill for only about six weeks before his death, and had received treatment for a heart condition at the Franklin Hospital in San Francisco just the week before.
He was survived by his parents, sisters Mary Azevedo and Adelaide Scannell, and brothers John, George Mattos, and Manuel Mattos.
Joe was born in Los Banos and attended school in Patterson. He helped his dad farm on Eucalyptus Avenue, and was a member of the UPEC Council 132, Patterson.
He had been ill for only about six weeks before his death, and had received treatment for a heart condition at the Franklin Hospital in San Francisco just the week before.
He was survived by his parents, sisters Mary Azevedo and Adelaide Scannell, and brothers John, George Mattos, and Manuel Mattos.
He had been ill for only about six weeks before his death, and had received treatment for a heart condition at the Franklin Hospital in San Francisco just the week before.
He was survived by his parents, sisters Mary Azevedo and Adelaide Scannell, and brothers John, George Mattos, and Manuel Mattos.
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