Joe Fusco

[tjbnwi]

This was just post at JLC.

http://forums.jlconline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=52909

Tom

Not sure where to put this so I put it here.

 

[Brice Burrell]

I'm so sorry to hear this, he will be missed.  Joe has a website with a ton a of great info on carpentry, here's a link to his site.

 

[bonesbr549]

while i did not know him personally I did watch his youtube channel and I found him very informative.  I hate to see he is gone and he had a large family my thoughts and prayers go out to them. 

 

[Neill]

Joe used to post here.  Not quite sure why he stopped.  So sorry to hear, albeit somewhat belated.  His advice and videos were extremely helpful.

Neill

 

[nico]

To the ones who where close to Mr Fusco,

my condolences

Nico

 

[honeydoman]

Joe used to post here.  Not quite sure why he stopped. 
Neill

maybe because he passed away....

 

[jstockman]

I loved his youtube videos.  His easy style was relaxing.  I loved his accent.

I funny how you can get attached to folks on the interent even without really knowing them.

Jim [sad]

 

[Neill]

Joe used to post here.  Not quite sure why he stopped. 
Neill

maybe because he passed away....

Craig,

Sorry if I confused you.  Of course I was speaking to the time before Joe's untimely death.  He never did post a lot but they seemed to get fewer and far between.  Maybe because of his health but there certainly could have been other circumstances.

When he did post, it was certainly worth paying attention to.

Neill

 

[honeydoman]

Neill,  No problem, I was just being a little facias, and I also enjoyed very much Joe's post and have learned a few things and he will be missed.

the sad thing is when we all die its to bad we can't hang on and read all the things said about us when we are gone.

4 years ago I had quad bypass and had to have my daughter post on the JLC forum what had happened and it was very entertaining to read all the post and about me and the jokes!  i was  off line for about a month back then.  to this day I still go back and reread all of the post several times a year, and realiaze all the friends I have all over the place! and its to bad I can't meet every single one of them in person.

 

[Neill]

Craig,

I agree with you.  I think we say all those things about the deceased to make ourselves feel better by saying all the things we wish we had said during their lifetime.

I'd like to think that wherever we are after death, we just know.

Neill