Rochester, NY: January 20, 2018 at age 95. Joseph is predeceased by his wife and love of his life, Marie Ann; grandchildren, Jennifer and Michael Evenski. He is survived by daughter, Katherine (James) Lomoglio; sons, Edward (Joan), Charles & Andrew (Linda); 10 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; other loving family and friends.
He retired from Eastman Kodak Company and was an active volunteer for over 32 years at Unity Hospital. Joe enjoyed caring for his dog Oscar, was an enthusiastic Buffalo Bills and Syracuse sports fan, VW Club member who participated actively in shows and parades, “Joe the Plumber” who took pride in his work for friends over the years. Joe is a Veteran of the United States Army Air Corps during WWII.
Thanks to Dr John Robb and staff for their compassionate care. Joe was blessed with many special and very close friends. The family would like to say Thank you for all the support you have given to him and our family members.
Please send donations to Honor Flight Rochester or Lap Robes for Veterans in Joe’s memory.
Joseph’s Memorial Mass will be held Saturday June 9th, 10:00 AM at St. John the Evangelist Church, 2400 West Ridge Road, Rochester (Greece), NY 14626.
Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this difficult time.
We are so sorry for your loss. Your Dad &. Mom we’re the best neighbors ever. They truly enjoyed watching all the kids we send our sympathy & prayers to all family. Joe the plumber was loved by us & was wonderful to us.
To my dearest friend Chuck and the whole Evenski Family.
I send you all my love and prayers for God’s peace and comfort during this time. I have had the greatest privilege and honor to know your Mom and Dad the last 10years. Your Dad always put a smile on my face and warmth in my heart with his sweet compliments to me each time he saw me. And I loved that he allowed me to be his Wii bowling partner on fish fry Friday’s when ever I was in town to visit. I didn’t help his game but we did have fun. I have so many great memories of Mr Evenski in my heart that I’ll trish forever. Thank you to the Evenski family for sharing your parents with me.
Love LIsa Prehn Zabaln
Dear Kathy, Ed, Chuck, and Andy,
So very sorry for your loss; condolences to you and your whole family. Mr. E was one of my favorite people in the world when I was growing up, as was your mom. We were so lucky to have your family as neighbors (and friends) when we were kids. I remember well your dad’s fabulous sense of humor and his strong work ethic. So glad to have known him (and all of you).
With fond, fond memories,
Ellen
Chuck and the rest of the family,
I just want to say I am truly sorry for the loss of your Dad. Sorry I did not know of his passing until tonight. I tried to call him to wish him a Happy Valentine’s Day and the number was not in order. I so loved him and your Mom. Loved visiting with them when I would take them a basket of Hot House tomtoes from my parent’s farm. We always had fun talking and catching up. He was also a very good plumber for everyone. He even gave Randy some of his tools one time to help us out. He was like another father to me. Will surely miss him. May Jesus comfort you all with his Love and Peace at this time.