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Gardiens du Mémorial(1)
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Tim Weiss
Joseph's Enfant
Joseph "Joe" Weiss
2 septembre 1945 - 31 juillet 2024
2 septembre 1945 - 31 juillet 2024
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Hommages
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Gary Peacock
God bless. Sorry for yor loss. I did not know Joe well, only through his brother Dan. He was a smart, funny and interesting fellow. His home was a museum. Rest in peace. Gary Peacock
Jane Weiss
Joe with David and Dan
Tim Weiss
Joseph "Joe" Weiss was born September 2, 1945 in Exeter PA to John & Mary Weiss (Genzel). He died in his Somerville, NJ home of natural causes on July 31, 2024. He is predeceased by parents John & Mary, and brother John. He is survived by son Timothy Weiss of Mahwah, NJ, brothers Carl (Sandy) of Bridgewater, NJ, David (Linda) of Clayton NC, Dan (Jane) of Milford, NJ, and sister Patricia Kugler of Uster, PA. He will be missed by special friend Francis Jones of Somerset NJ. He is survived by many nieces and nephews along with many great nieces and nephews. Joe served faithfully in the NJ National Guard. Some of his hobbies included scuba diving, collecting phonographs, and riding his motorcycle. A Celebration of Life will be held September 11, 2024 at the American Legion, 232 Union Ave, Somerville, NJ at 12 noon. Please do not send flowers or gifts. Instead, donate to your favorite charity.
Jane Weiss

Joe, David and Dan
Yvonne zielaznicki

It was a wonderful Thanksgiving 2023. It was the first time all my kids were together in years as we all live apart. I was surprised when Uncle Joe and Francis came over. Patricia ran into Francis the night before and invited them. Francis told me that he was so excited that he was dressed and waiting for her to pick him up. We all ate well and shared. I am very blessed that this was the last time I saw him and left it with smiles a hug kiss and Love you were our last word to each other. Rest easy Uncle Joe in His warm embrace. I am sorry I can not make it to the memorial but I have a wonderful memory to keep in my heart. Uncle Joe's face is peeking next to me on the top right.
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