Joseph James Palmisano, 91, Captain-US Army-of Clearwater, FL passed away at Sunset Point Nursing Home of August 15, 2007 of natural causes. A native of New Jersey and the former owner of Seashore Fruit CO in Atlantic City, NJ; he moved to the Clearwater, FL area in 1987 from Absecon, NJ and he was a US Army Veteran of World War II; a graduate of the Quartermaster School; and a gradate of Officer Candidate School. He is survived by his wife of 65 years, Gladys of Clearwater; a son, Joseph J. Palmisano Jr. and his wife, Margaret of St Petersburg, FL;daughter, Adele Palmisano-Brown and her husband, Alan of Marmora, NJ; three brothers: Leonard Palmisano of Coco Beach, FL; Lawrence Palmisano and his wife, Jane of Ocala, FL and Ronald Palmisano and his wife, Phyllis of Absecon, NJ; three grandchildren; Douglas Williams, Jenna Palmisano-Perfetti and Laura Palmisano; three great-grandchildren: Alex and Cole Perfetti and Benjamin Williams; great-grandchildren by marriage: Marc Heaton and Sandra Borgoynr and his great grandchildren: James, Joseph and Owen Heaton; Jarett Gani and Katarina Oshea. Graveside service are 10:45 AM, Tuesday, August 28, 2007 at the Bay Pines VA National Cemetery, 10000 Bay Pines Blvd., Bay Pines, FL 33744 with Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9272, officiating. VETERANS FUNERAL CARE-CLEARWATER, FL. 727-467-0922
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FOLKS:
It has been my honor to serve the family in this time of need. As a retired USAF man that served in the US Air Force for 32 years, I as still able to serve veterans of the United States of America. My family and I will keep all of you in our thoughts and prayers. CHIEF PLATTS – USAF – Retired
Good By Grand Pop. It was an honor knowing you. I’m sure you can have all the eggs you want now. To my loving grandmother, you have all my love and prayers in this time of grief.
Dear Aunt Gladys, Cousin Joe and Adele
Please know that all of you are in our thoughts and prayers at this time. I will always have a picture in my mind of Uncle Joe at Seashore in his long work coat and a “stogie” Cigar in his mouth. Oh for the good old days. As soon as Mom and Dad call in from the road we will share the sad news with them. You have our deepest sympathy. Love Linda Joann and Larry
Gladys and family,
It was an honor and a privledge to help you with the graveside ceremony. I am comforted knowing that you are supported with the love of the Captain’s and your friends and family.
God Bless,
Adam
TO JOE AND MARGARET, YOU AND YOUR FAMILY ARE IN OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS DURING THIS DIFFICULT TIME. WALLY AND CAROL FEATHERS
DEAR FOLKS: IT WAS AN HONOR TO BE AT THE SERVICE FOR CAPTAIN PALMISANO. KNOW THAT ALL OF YOU ARE IN OUR PRAYERS.