I worked with Joe on a few occasions many years ago. I have never forgotten him as he was truly one of the nicest men I ever met.  The world needs more like him.


My condolences to the family. I'm in total shock, a fellow co-worker and myself were talking about Joe and discussing that we both worked together with him. We actually called Joe together on my cell phone to say hello and he was so happy to hear from us.  We mentioned that the next guys night out we would call him to reconnect.   I remember working with Joe at Toronto Pearson Airport when terminal 1 was being built. We had some great laughs. I will always remember Joe's deep voice and his smile.... I can hear him now. 


My deepest condolences. I worked with Joe for 3 years downtown. He always had a smile on on his face. He will be missed by all who knew him.

To the Family of Joe,

I never met him in my years of working at Plan Group however those who knew him have nothing but great things to say about him.  I just wanted to pay my respect and say my condolences to you all.

Dear Sally, Jesse and James,

We were so very shocked and deeply sorry to learn of Joe's passing. Although it's been some time since we shared a beer and a visit together, I will always remember him with great fondness and respect, as will the whole crew at ACCEL Electrical who had the privilege of working alongside him.  Hard to believe that was 20 years ago.  Cindy and I also remember Joe's "happy dance" at our wedding...I think it was to the Village People's YMCA.  
Joe was a special person who lived life the way it should be lived.  Each day was his to make the most of.  Each day was his to love his family to the fullest.  Each day was his to enjoy his trade and workmates.  Each day was his to bring a smile to a friend's face. Joe was an amazing person and we will be among the many who will remember him always and miss him forever.  Our sincere condolences from both of us.  May he rest in peace.  

Steve, Wendi, Rocco, Jacob and Anthony  - Our deepest condolences for your loss. Thinking of you and your family during this difficult time. - Janet, Dan and Jaydan

I'm grateful to have met Joe through Schutzhund. He was a great friend. He always brought fun and laughter to our training even during stressful trials.
Your funning jokes, sweet dance moves and bright smile will be sadly missed.
Rest in Peace, Joe.
I send my deepest condolences to the Biase family and hope you find comfort in these difficult times.

Raymond Au

They say  neighbours  are like your family which is what Joe was to us. 

Nick ,Corey and Jess was very fortunate to have grown up with Joe. He taught them a thing or two.

He told the most precious stories to them with kindness and care and treated them like his own. 

Some of the most precious memories for this family was with Joe as our neighbor. 

He was always willing to give a helping hand along with a beer even when he has his own projects going.  

Joe was a great listener and had a heart of gold .

Sally Jesse and Janes I am so so sorry for your loss. My heart aches for all of you.

Gone too soon but not forgotten.
Heaven has gained an angel.
May Joe’s beautiful soul rest in paradise.

Will be forever remembered .

The Gordon’s 



Do you remember Joe and the garden walking tour? He was acknowledged for his talent and creativity and the many hours that he put in to arranging the landscape around his home. The flowers were alway beautiful. Joe was so easy going and creative beyond believe. He always saw the best in people. The love for his wife and children was unmistakable . He will be sadly missed, but never forgotten.

I met Joe in grade 9. We hung out in a vacant field at Victoria Park and Sheppard. Over the years we still hung out at Victoria Park and Sheppard however, at Swirlers.  Been friends ever since. And we loved our Pittsburgh Steelers! 

Years later my husband got to know Joe. Ralph was always envious that Joe would not play darts for a year and yet still kick Ralph's butt.

There was something special about the way Joe told a story that would always make you laugh.

Whenever Joe was talking about his boys you could hear the pride in his voice and see it on his face.

Joe was an incredible husband, father and friend. He will be greatly missed.

Our deepest sympathies to the family.

Ralph and Sharon



 
We are deeply saddened and shocked by the news of Joe.  He was the best neighbor anyone could ask for.  I  spent many days with him and knew his daily routine well. Home at around 4pm with his boys, garage door would go up and the boys came running outside, and Joe after a long day at work beer in hand. And everyday, for 12 years he would offer me a beer to which i replied no thanks. I miss those days with Joe and have so many stories to tell. 
Heartbroken is the best way to describe the loss. He was not only a great neighbor but a very special friend; at a special time for our families.
Joe was always there to lend a hand with a smile. He took great pride with all of his projects "especially the front lawn".
We spent numerous hours outside  watching all of our kids grow up together.
He will always be missed!  Our deepest condolences to Sally, Jesse and James .  As long as he's in all of our thoughts,  he will always be with us!
all of our love 
Stan Tina Anthony Olivia and Lucas Calandra

Joe was everyones friend. A fellow Schutzhund enthusiast and club member for many years. Always fun and entertaining and a pleasure to be around. Joe will be sadly missed.
My deepest condolences to Sally and the boys.

Pim Vanderveen


Please accept our deepest condolences on your recent loss of your rock (Joe).  Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. 

We remember Joe as an amazing man, who loved and cared for all of those he touched. 

Sincerely, 
Dale Beckstead & Family  

James,

I’m so sorry for your loss. Sending you my deepest condolences to you and your family. May he Rest In Peace. 

Isabel Ganhão & family 

Condolences to family and the many friends.

The IGP (schutzhund) sport has lost a great friend.
Joe was loved by everyone.
His laughter was infectious and his many jokes were legendary.
No trial was complete without his presence.
We will charish the many memories.

May he rest  at peace 

Thinking of the Biase family during this very difficult time.  
Wishing you all strength and peace.
Our condolences,
The Blandisi Family

Sally, Jesse, and James, 
Words cannot convey how heartbroken we are. Joe was such a very special person and I could not have asked for a better birthday buddy! More than 30 years of birthdays spent together ( I think we missed 3)! So many great memories. Swirlers.. "I'll have a Golden and a tray of little ones". "Nasty Bert anyone?"Dancing - he was pretty damn good!  Singing on the other hand , not so much.  He had such an amazing sense of humor and  he could ALWAYS make you laugh.  So many backyard  BBQs and pool parties and fun. Alexandra will forever miss her "Uncle Joe".  He loved his friends but his family more and to them we send our deepest sympathies.
Love, 
Kelly, Dale and Alexandra


Joe was such a good guy. My heart goes out to Sally, Jesse and James. There's nothing else I can say. 
Matt


I just want to offer my condolences to the Biase family and I am so sorry to hear of Joe's passing.
 Joe would be the first person I would look for as our son's James and Matteo played soccer togeather. He was such an amazing person to talk to and an easy going man that will be sorely missed.
Mike D’Annunzio and family

Uncle Joe was unlike anyone I’ve ever met. He was one I was proud to call my godfather. A man you could talk to about any topic; living a care free life with my Aunt Sally and cousins Jesse and James. As I began the pursuit of my university career, Uncle Joe was one I enjoyed having conversations with. Coming and cracking open an assortment of European beers (which greatly tailored my tastes in, and appreciation for beers) and having the conversations we had will be missed, but never forgotten. I looked forward to so many more conversations once COVID was over and it was safe to meet again. The loss of Uncle Joe has made me realize how much of a luxury being able to be social beings truly is. We never know when we lose the ones we cherish. These events have made me realize how much I have taken for granted this luxury, as now it is a loss with Joe. Cherish every moment, for today’s little moments, end up being some of tomorrows greatest memories. I know Uncle Joe cherished every moment while living his life, and I hope to follow in his footsteps, as well as my own fathers to be the great men they are.

Cheers Uncle Joe.

I’ll crack you a cold one down here. Hopefully you’ll do the same when we meet again.

"Joe had no enemies." We should all be fortunate enough to be remembered this way. Joe was a really great guy. Condolences to the family, and all those close to him.

Myself and my wife Amy want to provide our deepest condolences to all of Joe's family and loved ones.

As one of his youngest cousins I can only wish I had been born earlier and therefore had more memories and stories about him. What I did know was that he was larger than life to me growing up. Someone to look up to in both stature and who he was as a human being. I didnt need to be the same age as him to see that his parents, brothers and everyone that became a part of their family were the best of people. 

He will be missed and I truly believe he, along with his mother will be looking down on everyone with an amount of love, that one can only aspire to achieve.

Extremely sorry to hear of Joe's passing, he was such a fantastic and fun loving guy and we will miss him dearly.    Our one regret is that we lost touch over the last few years as our boys grew older and pursued different interests.   But we'll always have those fond memories cheering for our boys at the Ajax Red soccer tournaments back in 2013-14.    We were new to the team that year, and Sally and Joe were the first to welcome us with open arms, which we greatly appreciated. Joe was always a straight shooter and never shied away from telling you who wasn't pulling their weight on the team.  We often had beers after the games at his place (or ours) to disect the games and talk about what we would have done better.  Of course Joe's ideas were always the best.  One thing for sure, he was immensily proud of his boys.  He would often say to me, "Hey Mark, if you thought James was a great soccer player, you should have seen Jesse play".     We'll miss you Joe and God bless.    Love Thomas, Andrew, Jillian and Mark Witkowicz

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10 janvier 1960 – 5 mars 2021

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