Birth date: Jul 12, 1935 Death date: Nov 11, 2025
Joseph T. Blumberg, Sr., 90, beloved husband, father, brother, uncle, and friend, passed away peacefully on November 11, 2025, surrounded by the love of his family. Born on July 12, 1935, in Paterson, NJ, Joseph lived a life defi Read Obituary
My oh my what can I say about JOE but he was like a father to me. All our years meeting in Sarasota, Florida at Limetree was fabulous and memorable. I will never ever forget you and there is so much LOVE for Tracy and Rosemary forever. No longer in pain and suffering but hey now you are hanging with my father JOE having a great time. Love, Kisses, and Misses ONA
My fondest memories of Joe are our 40 plus years of friendship. We were Besties with his wife, Rosemary . We did everything together. Many cruises, trips, beaches, and endless get togethers. Joe was our favorite cook and we enjoyed so many dinners together., He could cook anything. We would share so many stories and laughs too. Joe and my husband were best buddies and Rosemary and me too. The memories will never be forgotten and now I say to you Joe , rest well in Gods heavenly kingdom with all your family and friends . Ed loved you and so do I .
From one of my first trips to Florida to our latest excursion. I am blessed to have fond memories each time thanks to his endless wit and humor. Love you always Uncle Joe 🥰🙏
So thankful for all the memories created on this trip. Uncle Joe will always created great times and memories.
Joe was such an enjoyable person to be around. We always looked forward to his help at the Italian Club. Everyone liked Joe. Such a pleasant personality. Sometimes we talked abt Cooking & Recipes. Our sincere condolences to Roe & the family. Sally & Gary
Dear Blumberg Family,
My heart is with all of you during this difficult time. I will always cherish the memories I shared with Joe—the picnics, the travels, the holidays, and the many years of friendship that meant so much to me. He brought warmth, laughter, and kindness wherever he went.
I take comfort in knowing he is now at rest with John, and I hope you find peace in that as well. Joe will be deeply missed, but his memory will always remain a blessing.
With my deepest sympathy,
Marilyn Lucerne
Uncle Joe will be missed however we find strength in memories made over the years especially with my children. My favorite memory is when we were sitting at the table and Anthony was baby and wanted to play football outside….Chad said “what until we are done eating because our guests (uncle Joe and Aunt Roe) just got here”. Anthony said “I don’t want to play with you, I want to play with THAT GUY” and pointed at Uncle Joe. Mama spit out her food in laughter. …and off went Uncle Joe to play out back with Anthony.
My other favorite is most recently when they came to watch Anthony pitch and the other coach was mad that Anthony was striking everyone out and questioned his birthday…our coach came up and said “which coach came up to Anthony yelling”? Uncle Joe said “the one that is crying on his way back to his car”.
Chads favorite memory is him, Uncle Paul and Papa playing basketball out front with Anthony.
Thank you for the memories that we will always have. I know that you are with your family including some special ones in my heart, my Uncle Paul and Mama & Papa.
Love, Teri, Chad, Anthony & Gianna
