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Joseph Arnita

1953 - 2023

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Donna Millar posted a condolence

Thursday, March 9, 2023

Q: Where did Joseph like to travel? A: Always he loved to travel to my house what ever State I lived in I Will tell you this one incident that happened when I lived in NJ in fact Joey and I talked about it just before he turned for the worse Joey was running away from my daughters and he had a lit cigarette in his mouth when he tried to come in the family room to hide he banged into the patio door thinking it was open and he bounced 3 times against the door u had to be there his cigarette still in his mouth broken and bent upwards , Lol he blamed me for keeping the patio door windows too. Clean Joey had forgotten the incident till I reminded him I wonder if the girls remember Loving sister. Donna

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Paul Guerra posted a symbolic gesture

Sunday, March 5, 2023

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Joe - I’m so happy that we were able to get to know each other over the years & break the ice - you were truly great to me & I’m forever grateful - and I’m thank you for being such a wonderful Father to Ashley - rest in peace

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Ada and Steve Phelps planted a tree in memory of Joseph Arnita

Wednesday, March 1, 2023

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In this difficult time, we are keeping good thoughts for Deb, Ashley, Lauren, JT, and all who loved Joe. May your loving memories sustain you. Join in honoring their life - plant a memorial tree

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Tuesday, February 28, 2023

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Uncle Joey We have vivid memories of our uncle as a child, funny, good times! He was always showing up unexpectedly and unannounced in the wee hours of the morning. We all agree, it was happy times when our uncle Joey visited. Everyone knew while he was in town, we would break all the rules and have so much fun doing it! He lived a full life with no regrets, and we are certainly blessed to be a part of the journey. He made us laugh and left our heart full of his love forever. Debbie and family, We know firsthand how profound a loss it is when you realize the person you love is no longer be there for all the events in your life. I can tell you though that the very best way to mark his passing is by filling your mind with all the fun memories you have of happier times. That’s what he would want. Our thoughts and prayers will be with all of you. We will always cherish the special times we spent together with our Uncle Joey. He will be greatly missed. In Deepest Sympathy, Stacy, Tammy, Lisa & Christie

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Jerry Ebert posted a condolence

Tuesday, February 28, 2023

Joe and I grew up together in the Teamsters Union, where our dads were both officers. We were born two months apart. After we both became organizers at Local 445 in the mid-1980s, he taught me so much about human nature, and how to deal with the myriad of personality types we faced every day in our good work. He was daring in his strategies, and he had this controlled recklessness to his actions. In negotiations he was brilliant. One story: around 1987 we organized the Dutchess County Municipal Bus Drivers and Mechanics, but the employer was refusing to negotiate meaningfully on raises and benefits. While he was negotiating, I was in an outside office, and heard him screaming at the employer representatives for five minutes straight. Twenty minutes later he rushed into my office and said “Quick, order six pizzas, I think I have them exactly where I want them.” He was brilliant, savvy, street-smart, warm-hearted and quick to share. He shall always live in my heart. -Jerry Ebert

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Donna Millar planted a tree in memory of Joseph Arnita

Tuesday, February 28, 2023

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Macy Stogran planted a tree in memory of Joseph Arnita

Tuesday, February 28, 2023

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Donna Millar posted a condolence

Tuesday, February 28, 2023

Q: What was Joseph like as a child? A: Joey was a good hearted child He loved his monkey he got from Santa carried with him all the time, He did like to cheat at games, He was always generous with everything he had , whether it was money ,candy .I will miss you Dearly ,Until We meet again dear brother. Loving Sister. Donna

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Cindi Cannon posted a condolence

Tuesday, February 28, 2023

I was heartbroken to hear of Joe's passing. I will forever remember our surprise trip to reunite Joe and Gary and our families meeting for the first time. One of my most cherished memories of our family time together. Joe was an amazing family man who will surely be missed. Sending our love to all of you. Cindi, Shelby and Carly

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Bernice Williams posted a condolence

Tuesday, February 28, 2023

A diehard Yankee fan! Wouldn't miss watching a game. The kindness and words of wisdom he shared with my grandson the eve he left the hospital to finally go home will never be forgotten. So thankful, I could do such a small thing as packing up his belongings after being in the hospital for over two months while Deb prepared for his comfort at home. I was fortunate to have had that time with him. That's how I will remember him. Jovial and excited to get home and to Deb, so much so he surprised us and the nurse by dressing himself as frail as he was. So appreciative of what we were doing, which really was nothing. He must have thanked us fifty times. Yet what he shared with my grandson made an everlasting impression. Such a good and down to earth individual with a smile that lit up a room. Joe will be missed but surely not forgotten

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