Joseph Falcone, Jr., a longtime resident of the Bronx, died on March 5, 2021. He was 71.
Mr. Falcone was born on April 16, 1949 in New York City to the late Joseph and Ines (Santelli) Falcone, Sr. He worked as a Senior Coordinator for Consolidated Edison for 43 years- having retired 10 years ago. He was also a proud member of the Knights of Columbus.
He is survived by his wife, Madeline (Cirillio) Falcone; his children, Joseph A. Falcone, Toni-Marie Falcone, Michael F. Falcone, and Lisa-Marie Falcone; his brother, Stephen Falcone; his sister-in-law, Ava Falcone; and his son-in-law, Steven Panissidi.
Visiting will be Thursday from 4-8pm at Joseph A. Lucchese Funeral Home, 726 Morris Park Avenue, Bronx. Mass of Christian Burial will be Friday 10am at St. Clare’s Church, 1918 Paulding Avenue, Bronx. Interment will follow at Cedar Hills Cemetery, 5468 Route 9W, Newburgh.
I worked with Joe at Con Edison. He was funny, kind and he was a good soul.
Joe will be missed! May he rest in peace and may his family find comfort during this most difficult time.
Joe Falcone, the first smiling face you saw entering the second floor Bronxdale Con Ed office. It was a pleasure to work with him when I was in paving and sill see him when I moved on to the construction area. Being one of the good guys I’m sure he’ll be rewarded in heaven. My condolences to Joe’s family on their loss, he will surly be both missed and remembered by all.
My condolences to the family. Just found out he passed away. He was my neighbor around the block. I first met Joe and his wife at a card party for one of the schools a few years back. At that point, I have never met him, he was very nice and funny. As I was walking my dogs, I saw him, and I said to him, you look very familiar, and he laughed. He lived around the block from him. We got to talking, very nice man. We would always tell each other when the next card party will be. Will miss him. Very funny man.
My condolences to the family. Just found out he passed away. He was my neighbor around the block. I first met Joe and his wife at a card party for one of the schools a few years back. At that point, I have never met him, he was very nice and funny. As I was walking my dogs, I saw him, and I said to him, you look very familiar, and he laughed. He lived around the block from him. We got to talking, very nice man. We would always tell each other when the next card party will be. Will miss him.
So sorry to hear the passing of Joe…My condolences to the family..May he rest in peace..
I am a long time ago friend and school mate from the Bronx…