Sad to hear of your passing. Never forgot about you and a story you told of your youth from New York. From a fellow Air Force member, prayers to you and your family.

Sorry for the late condolences.  Joe and I were roommates at Eglin AFB in Florida from around 1978-80.  We had a lot of laughs and good times together.   Paul Mathers , Dallas, Texas

Our hearts go out to you at this time and in the days ahead.

1980 - a whole page advertisement in Aviation Week and Space Technology magazine for Bendix- Joe is in the bottom right hand photo having served in the U.S.A.F.  for about five years when this photo was taken.

Joe - not a day goes by that I don't think about you ----

Joe - just looking at all our childhood Christmas pictures and it brought a smile to my face.  I know Our family chain will all link again! Always in my heart and prayers

Not a day goes by when you don't come into my thoughts and prayers-- hey Joe miss you big time !    9/26/2013.

Joe just got to Georgia to see Glenda and remember when I met with you last year and you met her. We both missed you friend, god blessed.

Dear John & Family,

My heartfelt sympathy goes out to you in this sad time in your lives. John, we were all kindergarten buddies and our moms always hung out in front of PS 6 waiting for dismissal. I know he will be missed but you can take comfort in knowing he has been reunited with the loving family and friends he lost along the way.

God bless.

Joe - Tom and I will miss you.  You were a great friend of ours for the last 14 years.

Joe, it has been a week since you left us and we miss you very much.

Sending our sincere sympathy to the Ost family.
We have known Joe and his family for many many years, and remember him
as a smart kid who knew Everything.  Turned out that he truly Did Know Everything. We are all so proud of the man he became and the success he made of his life. 
With love and sympathy to you John and George. May Joe now rest in peace.
Anita and Bill Parkes and family

Dear John & George,

We are very sorry for the loss of Joe. Our families have known each other  a long time. We are very grateful for the support and kindness that you and Joe have displayed towards my brother especially in his time of need. As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends. We know that Joe is in a better place but his loss has impacted all of us. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

My deepest sympathy goes out to the Ost family.

I can only say one thing Joe and that is that you'll be missed deeply.  Your sense of humor and stories will remain in my memory for the rest of my life.  The many accomplishment and success on the F15-program were mainly because of your dedication and willingness to share your knowledge with others.  You are now in a better place.

Sincerely,

Condolences to Joe's family and friends. Especially to his brothers who gave him the love and support he needed since he returned to NY.
I knew Joe off and on in the USAF. We both worked for Honeywell on different programs and ran into each other many times. We worked in the same building at Robins AFB GA during the last 7 or 8 years. I have lots of great memories of Joe. For several years I always knew his travel plans because I would help put his cat cage into storage and get it back out every time he left the Warner Robins area. I always enjoyed Joes stories. He did like to talk! I know Joe was a great person and would give you the shirt off his back if you needed it. My family has been praying for Joe every night during our family rosary. I know Joe is in a much better place know and look forward to seeing him again.

Joe it was great getting together with you after such a long time.I will always remember it. Thank You.
God Bless You.

My sincerest condolences.  Joe had a gift for humor. He always had a joke or clever anecdote that would ease the stress of the workday. His work ethic was second to none.  I will miss you Joe.

I was fortunate to spend a warm spring day with Joe and Claro visiting the Museum of Aviation in Warner Robins Georgia last year. I learned so much about the F-15. Joe shared his enthusiasm with us about his life's work. It was inspiring to spend time with someone who served his country in such a special way for so many years. I have a wonderful memory of that day.
Joe... You will be missed.
I extend my deepest sympathy to his twin John and younger brother George. May God be with you and you family always.
                                                                            Glenda Newman
                                                                            McDonough, Georgia

My condolences to the Ost family. I know Joe will be missed by all the friends and acquaintances he has made in his travels all over the world.. It was my pleasure to know and work with him for the past 30 years.

My sincerest condolences. I am going to miss Joe's humor. He always had a joke or story that would ease the stress of the work day. Joe, you will be missed.

Joe a part of me left with you today and tears flowed like never before. You will always be big part of my life. I am thankful and proud to have a brother like you. You will never be far away for you will always be in my heart.
 
UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN  --Love Always  John

Joe it was great getting together with you after so many years just sorry that the circumstances were not at a better time.  It was so nice talking about the times with your Dad and Martha and you and your brother John.  We will meet again in aa better place.  God Bless you. 

Dolores Riemer
St. Petersburg, Fl.

Joe I would like to say that you were a great friend of me and my family for the past 44 years and I hope to meet up with you someday again.

My sympathy goes out to the Ost Family. 

I worked with Joe when he first entered Bendix/Allied Signal in the F-15 Engineering Department. Joe brought great knowledge to the company since he had previously worked  with the U.S. Air Force on the Automatic Test Stations. 

Joe was always affable and conscientious and always did his best contributing significantly to the success of the F-15 Program. I will remember him fondly and he will surely be missed as a friend and co-worker.

With sincere sympathy,
John J. Costantini

OBITUARY

Joseph Ost

27 April, 1957 – 14 March, 2012

Thomas M. Quinn & Sons Funeral Home

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