He was a father, and my best friend. Miss him and all the great times we shared.

Love your son son Bill

My favorite memory is one I have shared with countless people. After waking down the aisle with my his granddaughter Laura, Grandpa pulled me aside and told me, "If you can make it past the first 7 years, you can make it forever. The first 7 are the toughest". Not only did I find his statement to be valid, being in the jewelry business for many years I told that story to many couples about to get married.  He always had good advice and treated me like family. A wonderful example of how a man should be and you will be very missed!

Where do I begin? He was beloved grandfather and I can’t imagine him being gone. I will miss him forever miss hearing him say “Hello Kimberly!” I will miss hearing his voicemail message. “Bongiorno! You’ve reached the the line of Joe Cavalieri.” I laughed every time I heard it. He always made me laugh and smile. There are so many memories that I will cherish forever!  I learned so much from him. He was so strong. When life knocked him down, he got back up every time. Always the life of the party, he was loved wherever he went. It was so much fun to joke around with him. Everything in moderation was one of his favorite sayings. He didn’t hold on to the bad stuff, he let it go and lived life to the fullest. I love you Grandpa!!!

What a wonderful man,friend,& neighbor. I remember all the great Sunday meals and good times he shared with us at his home. Whenever I think of Mr.Cavalieri, I can still hear his laugh and see his smile. That is a cherished memory that I will have forever.         God bless you & your dear family. With love and deepest condolences. Sincerely, Dougie Berger                                

To My Great and Older Brother.
You will always be the BEST.
We have lots of good memories, growing up in Brooklyn.
Especially from Papa Joes candy store on 66th street to you being
the captain on the Tycoons roller hockey team, to you playing baseball at the Dust Bowl ( 8th ave and 66th street)
I remember them well.
Ciao!  Brother
Brother Raymond



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Joseph V. Cavalieri

August 8, 1931 – November 8, 2021

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