Birth date: Mar 16, 1961 Death date: Feb 23, 2023
Joseph R. Deapo, Jr., 61, passed away Thursday, February 23, 2023 at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. He was born and raised in Syracuse, and a 1979 graduate of Assumption Catholic Academy. Joseph was employed by Er Read Obituary
A good guy all around, I remember the last time I saw him at the Franklin grill, My youngest sister texted me yesterday asking me if I know him and telling me the sad news, yes, she works with his wife and never realized the connection from ACA until then,,,,,
My condolences to Sue and Family......
My condolences to the family of Joe on his passing.I knew Joe from the North side and playing Softball with and against him for a lot of years.Great guy, lots of laughs and good times. My thoughts and prayers go out to you all at this difficult time.Rest in Peace Joe
Dale Fragola
My condolences to the Family of Joe Deapo. I was in his ACA Graduating class of '79.
Dear Sue and family: I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Joe. I shared many laughs with Joe and for that I will always remember.May Joe Rest In Peace. May God Bless you and your family during this most difficult time. Mark Heppeler aka Bubby
We are so sorry to hear about Joe’s passing. We always enjoyed visiting with him at cookouts and he was truly a great guy and wonderful husband and father. You are in our thoughts during this difficult time.
Sue and family
I’m sorry I could not attend Joe’s calling hours. I have very fond memories of Joe and interacting with him after many softball games played together. Great guy gone too soon. May his memories live on with you and god bless you all.
Mike Toia
Joe was a friend to all he met. He had a self deprecating humor that could make you laugh until you cried. His stories were humorous real life events that made us feel like we were part of the action.
Joe was kind and generous. If someone was down or needed something Joe would either show up or call. He always put others 1st.
Could go on and on, but will end by lastly saying Joe loved his family with all that he had. From when we first met, through all the years of games and nonsense, up to his long battle with cancer…Joe was always focused, trying to take care of, and talking about his family.
My heart goes out to Sue and Daniela.
Patrick Coon
