Birth date: Feb 12, 1953 Death date: Apr 1, 2024
Joseph A. Dodge, 71, of Central Square, NY, passed away after a brief cancer diagnosis on Monday, April 1, 2024. He was born in Fulton, NY, son of the late Meldon and Georgia (Bellinger) Dodge. He graduated from Oswego State Unive Read Obituary
Joe was hard working, kind, and always willing to help others, his kindness will never be forgotten.
i knew Joe from coaching at C SQ for years; and for having his two wonderful girls either in class or on my teams. They were all just the kind of people you would like in your class or on your block or as your friends. Please accept my condolences on his passing. May God bless you all with the strength to get through these difficult times. with sympathy and in prayer
Dale Greabell
Joe Joe, you were a hard worker, good friend, and just a great person, I'll always remember when I called you " Mr. dodge". You said " I wasn't your teacher was I? And I'm not a teacher anymore. You can just call me Joe". Well Mr. Joe, you might not have been a teacher anymore but you still taught me and others a lot at Home Depot, you will be greatly missed my friend.
Joe, was an awesome co-worker and friend at The Home Depot. Almost seven years ago he helped coach me in my first role as an OFA, and as I progressed upwards you were always there when the Front End needed your invaluable assistance. My thoughts and condolences to your family, and you will be sorely missed. I raise a Mountain Dew in your honor. Rest in Peace. 🙁
I'm so sorry to hear that Joe has passed. He was a great person to work with, always with a positive outlook and a wry smile. He will be missed.
My sincere condolences to Joe’s family. I worked at Home Depot with him. His positive outlook and work ethic was such an inspiration to all of us. Rest in peace, Joe.
I am so sorry to hear of Joe’s passing. Joe retired the same year as me from Central Square and was an educator who challenged his students, He taught both of my girls and instilled in them the need to use critical thinking in following current events and in forming your own opinions. My sincere condolences to Patty, Sara and family.
