Joseph Gordon Dines, 89, of Ocala, FL passed away under the care of Hospice at the Legacy House on October 13, 2008 from natural causes. A native of Brooklyn, NY and a local resident since 1968, when he moved here from Brooklyn, he was a retired custodian for the school system; a catholic and a World War II Veteran that earned the Asiatic Pacific Campaign Medal and a World War II Victory Medal. He is survived by his wife, Frances of Ocala, FL; two daughters, Patricia Vaughn and her husband, Thomas of Vestal. NY and Virginia Quinzer and her husband, Charles of Gilbert, AZ; adopted daughter and son, Carol and Frank Bergstoll; grandchildren: Jamie Holcombe and his wife, Janet of Fairfax, VA; Michael Holcombe and his wife, Candy of Fruitland Park, FL; Robert Holcombe and his wife, Barbara of Amelia, OH; Karen Trujiello of Sandy, UT; Janet Gooch and her husband, Rick of Kirksville, MO; Stephen Quinzer and his wife, Anne of Columbus, OH and 17 great grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Ocala –Marion County Veterans Park, 2528 East Silver Springs Blvd., Ocala, FL 34470 in the memory of Joseph Gordon Dines. VETERANS FUNERAL CARE 1-800-467-7850
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Our deepest sympathies. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
God Bless
Angela and Larry
Dad was loved by all his grandchildren. Dad: May you finally find the inner peace of mind and escape from all your physical diabilities that eluded you while on earth.
Dad was loved by all his grandchildren. Dad: May you finally find the inner peace of mind and escape from all your physical disabilities that eluded you while on earth.
Dad was loved by all his grandchildren. Dad: May you finally find the inner peace of mind and escape from all your physical disabilities that eluded you while on earth.
Dear Pat and Family
I am so sorry to hear about the lost of your father.
Your family are in my prayers.
Your friend.
Kevin Burgher
Dear Family members, it was a pleasure having your father as part of the Life Care Family on Carriage Lane. He touched are hearts and cared deeply for his loving wife Fran. We will miss him very much. I know you all will keep in touch because of your wonderful mother. We enjoy your visits and your frequent phone calls. It has always brightened there days to here your voices and your visits. What a beautiful family you are. Take care and I am so sorry for your loss.
JOE DINES WAS MY COUSIN MORE LIKE AN UNCLE. I REMEMBER FROM AS FAR BACK AS POSSIBLE JOE AND FRAN COMING TO SAUGERTIES AND TAKEING ALL OF US LITTLE COUSINS OUT FOR ICE CREAM ABOUT 10-15 OF US. I ALSO REMEMBER MANY SUMMERS SPENT DOWN AT 181 BAY 7TH STREET BROOKLYN I LOVED GOING DOWN THERE FOR THE SUMMER. JOE AND FRAN USE TO TAKE ME INTO THE CITY FOR SHOWS AND SHOPPING. I ALSO REMEMBER PLAYING WITH ALL THOSE NICK NACKS SALT N PEPPER SHAKERS MANY MANY GOOD MEMORIES. I HOPE THAT PAT AND JENNEY WILL KEEP IN TOUCH WE ME.
LOVE SHARON and ART
We will miss Grandpa with all our hearts and always cherish the many wonderful memories of him. May he rest in peace in God’s grace.
Love, Jamie, Janet, Lauren, Shannon, Ryan, and Kevin
Aunt Patti, Aunt Ginny and family,
We will deeply miss Uncle Joe and our thoughts are with all of you in your time of sorrow.
I have many wonderful memories of our family time together with Uncle Joe and vividly remember many of the hilarious stories he told over the years.
The world is a better place because of his service to this country in time of war and I am grateful to him for that service and sacrifice. I wish we could be there with you to honor him.
With love and sympathy: Chris, Jessica, Henry and Ella Grace
Dear Pat and family,
Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Remember all the good times you had and time will help heal your hurt. We can certainly relate to what you are going through. God gives us only what we can handle then he sends us friends and family.
Thinking of you,
Rox and Geo