Condolence: Gene, Gina, And Greg. I 68 Am So Sorry For Your Loss Of Such A Real True Amazing Human Being. Josie And I Have Had More Awsome Talks And I Always Came Out Of Them Feeling Better! I Admired The Fact That She Told It Like It Is And Would Not Hesitate To Put Someone In a Their Place. She Was A Positive , And Stromg, I Truly Am So Proud To Have Been A Part Of Her Life. Now We Must Try And Be Gratefull For Life She Had. I Believe In Celebrating Her Life Along While Mourning Her Passing, I Will See You Monday, Love You Guys. John J Costello

Condolence: To Uncle Gene, Gina, and Greg, I'm sad to hear the passing of Aunt Josey. She was a terrific Aunt and with her humor she would keep us always laughing. I wish that I could have seen her as we got older. Time gets away from us and we always talked about having a family reunion . I'm sorry we didn't. But my memories of her will always be close to my heart. Thanks Gina for posting pictures of her. she was a beautiful lady that never aged. She will truly be missed by all. May she rest in peace now and the angel will be looking over you. Love ya

Condolence: My condolences to Gene, Gina & Greg. I have fond childhood memories of being your next door neighbor when we lived in Seymour so long ago. I know my parents always made a special stop to see Josie & Gene whenever they visited Connecticut from California. I know that Josie will be remembered fondly by many. May she rest in eternal peace.

Condolence: I am so sorrry to hear of Marie's passing. She was a lovely lady. We were "fire house wives" for many years. I will always remember her friendly humor and smile. Keeping her family in my prayes.

Condolence: Goodbye to a very dear former neighbor. Always smiling and a great sense of humor. People like her don't come along that often. We stopped by to see both Gene & Josie last year but she was sleeping so we missed our chance as we had to travel back to Florida. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family.

Condolence: I was very sorry to hear of Marie's passing, although I know that her health had been ailing recently and she was suffering. But Marie's passing is, for many of us, a kick in the gut. My memories of Mrs. Corbin are really quite fond. She worked at what was then known as Rapps Paradise Inn (now Molto Bene), and she regularly attended the Great Hill Methodist Church. She was always smiling and laughing, whether it was in the supermarket or after church, and from my perspective, she was truly a joyful woman to be around with a very happy smile. The world was a better place with her around, so thanks, Mrs. Corbin! Your time with us will be remembered fondly.