Uncle Joe,
Sorry I couldn't be there for you in the end. I was struggling with my own health problems and it  almost cost my life.  You were the best to me and our family. You always had your hand out to lift you up if someone needed it. You and I had a true understanding of each other and mutual respect. Perhaps most people could say that about you and that in the end is what matters the most in life is their final impressions of you. 

I do truly miss you and R.I.P.  my uncle.

Our Uncle Joe…..   Always in our heart, you were  one of the best Uncles.  🙏

Love, Bones & Carolyn ♥️

Thinking of you dear Uncle Joe, all the fun memories, and how much you are missed. 
Love you, Bones  & Carolyn

Happy Heavenly 89th Birthday Uncle Joe.  You are truly missed.   💙

Bones & Carolyn 

I just found out about Joe's passing. I had the good fortune to work on two screenplays for him featuring his beloved P-51 Mustangs. He was always a delight to work with and made me feel like a member of his flying and creative family. He was a great man, and a truly good friend. Please accept my deepest sympathy on his passing. He will be missed.

Michael Dugan

So many memories 💙 Brothers from L-R:  Uncle Semon, Uncle Joe, Uncle Vresh, and Uncle Louie.   A happy time together 💙


Joe Was a special person . He was one of a kind no one like him that I know of. I remember going to the race track  on the weekends. I know he had quite a few things that he was involved with racing,  airplanes he lived life to the fullest. Always having parties Christmastime Thanksgiving reunions things that will never be forgotten. Joe will be missed. I know Joe’s  Health later in life was bad but he continued to go forward. Rest in peace Joe

Our condolences to your family. Joe was a mentor and friend to me. Our times together provided for  so many wonderful memories. Flying, visits for fun in  Las Vegas and spending time with our families. Your memory will live on and I’ll never forget the lessons you taught me. Our family is holding you all close at heart. 
Rest In Peace, Joe. 
George Berry

Uncle Joe was one of a kind! I have so many good memories of him from my childhood. A man of class with a heart of gold. Fly high, Uncle Joe.

I am so sorry for your loss of Joe.  I will never forget how awesome your family was to ours and myself.  My best memory was when you all took me to Las Vegas in his Lear Jet and I came home with enough money to pay my rent lol.  I had many other great memories I remember, but that is one I share the most.  Love you all and thinking of you during this most difficult time❤️🙏❤️

 My uncle Joe was such an amazing man. I can remember back in the mid 60s when cancer was to take his life, well he survived for 50 more years. He loved life and had more nerve flying his P 51 Mustang than anyone I have ever known. I was so fortunate to have spent so many good times with my uncle going dove and quail hunting, I still have his first shotgun I’m sure he bought in the early 50s, not to mention every Saturday night at the sprint car races which he loved very much. My wonderful uncle Joe did so much for me and so many others, he was the most generous man I have ever known. He loved life and was the very best. I love my uncle and will miss him so much.

Joseph had wheels up Wednesday, April 1, 2020 for his final flight.
William Berry my husband, was a WW2 pilot instructor for the aircraft P-51 mustang and T -6 Texan trainer, and Joseph had such a love for flying they could talk for hours and William would keep Joseph entertain with his many staggering tales of the endangers and excitements while flying those two warbirds. Joseph has left us, but his legacies will continue to burn, and he will Forever be remembered as a man of powerful convictions and believing in doing as the soul commands.
Yes! He did it his way.
RIP  Joseph

My Uncle Joe. Everything he did, he did 100%.  Always had the tallest Christmas tree with so many presents under the tree.  Every July 4th his house was the place to be for great shish ka bob and his homemade ice cream, so good but never enough.  He would always end the night with aerial bombs that would usually bring the police and we would run into the house.  Uncle Joe always made September dove shoot in Arizona extra fun. He was Abba's baby boy and he was a special uncle. We love you and will cherish all the memories. 

Joe Kasparoff, my Uncle, from an early age, he taught me how to mow his lawn, running on alcohol instead of gasoline, and how to make whiskey sours and ice cream.  He also taught me how to be a mechanic and machinist.  He taught me about racing and helped me in many other ways.  He was always there for us, helping my family in younger years to get by.  He was a good uncle to all of us.  As the song words are written:  JOE KNOWS HOW TO LIVE, and he did.    In my heart, he will always be a good man.  His memory will always be with me forever, and I will miss him very much... love you Uncle Joe.... your nephew, Bones

I’m so sorry for your loss… One of my most vivid memories is of the great family reunions uncle Joe would host for all of us! He made the best Shish kabobs ever!  Everything Joe did was first rate all the way! 
May God carry him on to heaven with His eternal wings of grace and mercy. 

OBITUARIO

Joseph Kasparoff

10 enero, 1934 – 1 abril, 2020

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