To the family:
May the peace of God that surpasses all  understanding grant you comfort during this most difficult time

Please accept my condolences for your loss. May  the God of comfort be with you at this difficulttime. He is not far off from each one of us. Acts 17 : 27.

To Joan:  You have been a wonderful care giver but I know these past few years have meant "tough sledding" for you and your family.  While I was sorry to read the obit, I'm sure your husband was ready for the journey as mine was.  Now I hope you will take good care of yourself and I look forward to seeing you.   Gen

Joan,
So sad to hear of Joe's death.  He was such a warm and delightful human being.  It was a pleasure to know him for so many years.  I always enjoyed seeing him at the Playreaders and more recently at the Christmas dinners.  I know he had many difficult years after his stroke, but he amazed me with the good nature that he used to deal with it.  The smile on his face in the photo is a great memory of the best in him.
Peace to him, strength to you, its such a tough time.

Jeff Broido

talking with my brother and found out that Joe was a relative of my brothers wife. in their family tree, the name was Ross. her name was Shirley. they met at a family function years ago, maybe you met them ,Joan. I remember you and your sister from the meadows. remember me , Dick, your babysitter once in stoneybrooke, springfield,Pa.Joe had a letter or note I gave him ,he said he had kept it for a long time when I was young I asked him if he had any jobs I could do at the scrap yard in Darby, so I could by Xmas gifts for my family. he was impressed , he did give me work, and I'll never forget his kindness, may God rest his sole.He will rest in Peace. love Dick

Joe was one of the greatest old time Junk men in the North East. He was one of the great ones. He will be missed.

Our thoughts and prayers are with your family during this sad time. 
(Kim and Joe Castiglia Lansdale, PA)

I will always remember Joe as an honest, generous man with incredible strength and perseverance. I'll never forget the time that he single handedly loaded my entire apartment on the back of his mini pick up truck and moved it in just one trip! I watched in amazement as my home barreled down the Blvd piled 15 feet high. Of course it made it there totally unscathed just as Joe promised. One of my favorite images of Joe are that of him jogging down Camino with little Midge the dog tucked safely under his arm. It was also fun to watch him beat all of the young guys in push up and wheel rolling contests. My deepest condolences go out to the Lasensky family. Rest in peace Joeâ€¦

I will never forget Joe, he was a part of my growing up in the 50's. He gave me a chance to earn money at the junkshop, and cleaning & polishing the 50 Buick, and Babysat the kids in Stoneybrook, God rest his soul,and my Condolences to the whole Family. I remember when his Dad Passed Ben. I used to ride him home to Overbrook. missed the ones that were good to me.

Our heartfelt condolences to the entire Lasenky Family.   Joe was a unique man who will be missed on this Earth;  may he rest in peace.

OBITUARIO

Joseph Lasensky

21 enero, 1926 – 13 octubre, 2014

El Camino Memorial - Sorrento Valley & Memorial Park

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