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Joseph A. Della Pietra
Joseph A. Della Pietra of New York, NY is remembered in the Liberty Unites archive.
- Age
- 24
- Home
- New York, NY
- Occupation
- Cantor Fitzgerald
- Memorial
- World Trade Center
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Never forgottenA LIFE REMEMBERED
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Joseph was a good boy and my best friend. He was also the younger brother of my wife. Full of life and never ever a bad word to say. He was Captain of his High School football team. He was a Columbia grad and worked his way to the Cantor Fitzgerald government bond desk. He lived with his mother to help her pay rent and live in the house they grew up in for 34 years. He was nothing other than a real good kid. The closeness of this family was and is like none other I have seen in my life. Joseph had fun, worked hard and thoroughly enjoyed life. He is greatly missed and every day for us it gets tougher and tougher to handle. We miss him so much and will never ever stop loving him. We miss you soooo much and your sister Lisa can't bear to stand a day without you and although I would never ever tell you to your face....neither can I.
John L. Ubaldo, brother-in-law
Legacy Liberty Unites visitor
Joseph was a good boy and my best friend. He was also the younger brother of my wife. Full of life and never ever a bad word to say. He was Captain of his High School football team. He was a Columbia grad and worked his way to the Cantor Fitzgerald government bond desk. He lived with his mother to help her pay rent and live in the house they grew up in for 34 years. He was nothing other than a real good kid. The closeness of this family was and is like none other I have seen in my life. Joseph had fun, worked hard and thoroughly enjoyed life. He is greatly missed and every day for us it gets tougher and tougher to handle. We miss him so much and will never ever stop loving him. We miss you soooo much and your sister Lisa can't bear to stand a day without you and although I would never ever tell you to your face....neither can I.
John L. Ubaldo, brother-in-law
Legacy Liberty Unites visitor