Mr Parisi. Always the life of the party,  making us laugh. . 💕 


Praying for you and your beautiful family. 
🙏💕 Rest In Peace Mr Parisi. 

Dear Maria,

I am so very sorry for your loss😢😢😢😢

I will always remember the fun we had playing cards together and the laughs we had. 

Please accept my deepest condolences.

May your husband rest in peace now and forever

 Amen!

PS:  I sold my house in Port Charlotte and now  live in Tampa .

Dad past away on 02-15-22 in the mid afternoon around 3:45. 

Before that the ENTIRE family was able to spend Saturday evening with him professing our love and appreciation for the man he was and the character he instilled in all of us. 

His final breathes were with the family by his side. (My mom - me - Lisa - Nancy - also there was Mary Anna (my wife), my son Michael and Nancy’s daughter Alyssa, Darin (Lisa’s husband) and Vince (Nancy’s significant other) 

The rest of the family was either nearby sending love and prayers while Anna Marie and Chrissy (my 2 daughters) were on the way. 

The room was filled with love and stories and music Dad loved. 

In his final moments we could tell that he was fighting to hang on - just like much of his life — he was a fighter.

We made sure he knew that we were proud and thankful of the man - husband - father and grandfather that he was. We reminded him that he fought long enough to keep his commitment to see his kids all grow up / get married and have children of their own. HE DID HIS JOB.

We told him what a great accomplishments he achieved and acknowledged the challenges and mountains he climbed to provide the best life he could for our mother and his kids. We made sure he knew that he created a better life for us.

When it looked like the fight was coming to an end my mother lovingly gave him permission to pass over. We all encouraged him in our own way to “Go Home” and assured him that we will meet him there soon. We promised to continue on his behalf and live our best lives with him in mind. We told him that we got it from here and again reminded him that - HE DID HIS JOB.

He passed away staring into our eyes as if he was saying something special to each of us - he had hard lock on 2 people - one of which was mom. His final breaths were gazing into the eyes of women he cherished and loved for close to 60 years. 

In his last moments he reminded us that love and family will get us through anything.❤️

Dad past away on 02-15-22 in the mid afternoon around 3:45. 

Before that the ENTIRE family was able to spend Saturday evening with him professing our love and appreciation for the man he was and the character he instilled in all of us. 

His final breathes were with the family by his side. (My mom - me - Lisa - Nancy - also there was Mary Anna (my wife), my son Michael and Nancy’s daughter Alyssa, Darin (Lisa’s husband) and Vince (Nancy’s significant other) 

The rest of the family was either nearby sending love and prayers while Anna Marie and Chrissy (my 2 daughters) were on the way. 

The room was filled with love and stories and music Dad loved. 

In his final moments we could tell that he was fighting to hang on - just like much of his life — he was a fighter.

We made sure he knew that we were proud and thankful of the man - husband - father and grandfather that he was. We reminded him that he fought long enough to keep his commitment to see his kids all grow up / get married and have children of their own. HE DID HIS JOB.

We told him what a great accomplishments he achieved and acknowledged the challenges and mountains he climbed to provide the best life he could for our mother and his kids. We made sure he knew that he created a better life for us.

When it looked like the fight was coming to an end my mother lovingly gave him permission to pass over. We all encouraged him in our own way to “Go Home” and assured him that we will meet him there soon. We promised to continue on his behalf and live our best lives with him in mind. We told him that we got it from here and again reminded him that - HE DID HIS JOB.

He passed away staring into our eyes as if he was saying something special to each of us - he had hard lock on 2 people - one of which was mom. His final breaths were gazing into the eyes of women he cherished and loved for close to 60 years. 

In his last moments he reminded us that love and family will get us through anything.

Papa would leave smiles on everyone’s faces, I love you pop

Uncle Joe,

You were one of a kind. I have lots of fond memories. I remember going to The  Big Bow Wow on Cross bay Blvd. as a kid, and I would get so excited when you invited me. I also remember taking Lisa and me fishing on the Cross bay bridge. 

You always knew how to make someone laugh. And always knew how to talk to us kids. You will be missed. Rest In Heavenly Peace, uncle Joe.  


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Joseph Parisi

May 31, 1947 – February 15, 2022

Coral Ridge Funeral Home & Cemetery

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