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Joseph Maggitti
47 years old. Residence: Abingdon, Md.
Died in World Trade Center
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Joe and I were next door neighbors in Highlandtown, there was never a day that when we said hello, he did not have a big smile on his face and positive greeting to share.
You will never be forgotten.
Charles S. Zannino
*** Posted by Charles S. Zannino on 2011-09-13 ***
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I had the pleasure and opportunity to meet Joe back in 1998, while working the insurance program for the Urban Train in Puerto Rico.
What and incredible person and friend. He helped me out tremendously, and we had the time to share incredible moments that I will never will forget.
Great Family Man. Never had the pleasure to personally meet Pam (wife), Chris (Son with a love for Music) and Lauren (Daughter and tremendous softball player). The sole reason I know all this is because he would constantly talk about his beautiful family in our spare times.
Great Cook! I remember one of his trips to Puerto Rico when he brought, and cooked, Italian Sausages because he knew my wife and I loved them.
Great Golfer! We had the chance to play some golf around the Island when he flew down, and no "gimmies" or "mulligans" were allowed.
In one of the comments I read it says that he used to talk about the "Best Pork Shops" he ever had. Well, if it was the ones he had in "La Guardarraya" here in Puerto Rico, they were not only the best, but also tbe biggest.
I truly missed you, my friend! To Pam, Lauren, Chris and his family our most sincere consolation and prayer. We know he was a devoted Christian and we all now have an Angel looking after us up there!
Today, I am 47 years old (same as he was at the time of passing), and work at Marsh Saldaņa, Inc., a subsidiary of Marsh and McLennan, who would have thought...
Rest in Peace Good Friend, we will meet again!
*** Posted by Edgardo on 2011-09-12 ***
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I worked with Joe at MetLife, and what a fun guy he was! Both Pam and I were expecting our first baby at the same time back in 1979. Joe and I would share our thoughts and the symptoms both Pam and I were experiencing, so many years ago. Today, on the 10th Anniversary, I saw Pam read his name during the Memorial service in NYC. I think of Joe and his family on every anniversary. May his family have Gods grace and peace.
*** Posted by Donna Anuszewski McGhee on 2011-09-11 ***
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Joe,
We will never forget you!
Prayers for your family
Tony Butta
*** Posted by Anonymous on 2011-09-10 ***
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I knew Joey when we were teenagers, he was a good friend of my brother Mike Gentile. He was always a nice guy and had a way of lighting up a room when he entered. We think of him often and prayer for his family. He is greatly missed. RIP Joe
Kathy Gentile Brown
*** Posted by Kathy Gentile Brown on 2011-09-08 ***
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I knew Joey when we were teenagers, he was a good friend of my brother Mike Gentile. He was always a nice guy and had a way of lighting up a room when he entered. We think of him often and prayer for his family. He is greatly missed. RIP Joe
Kathy Gentile Brown
*** Posted by Kathy Gentile Brown on 2011-09-08 ***
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I knew Joe Maggitti and his wife and children many years ago when we went to church together at New Covenant Presbyterian Church in Abingdon, Maryland. He was a solid Christian, and although I knew his wife and daughter much better than him, I am at peace that he is with Jesus right now. I was his daughter Lauren's piano teacher. She came to my house when she was maybe 7 or 8.... Now she's all grown, but I still remember teaching her and being friends with her mom. My heart goes out to this family and to all of the victims of this terrible disaster.
*** Posted by Rachael Blomiley (Kline) on 2010-11-02 ***
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I worked at Marsh and McLennan with Joe in the late 80's. Every year on this anniversary, I take a moment to remember him. He was a good friend and an honorable businessman. My thoughts, as always, go out to his family and friends.
*** Posted by Clarke Fitzmaurice on 2009-09-10 ***
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Joe was a special person and we think of him often. My husband bid on the famous firefighters raising the American Flag 9/11 and was top bidder. We now have that picture hanging in our house to remind us of Joe. He was a one of a kind person and is missed by all that knew him.
*** Posted by Rose Rothe on 2008-09-11 ***
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Well, all I know about this guy is that he is related to me. He is my dad's cousin. My dad's name is James Michael Pietro, Sr. Our last name was shortened when my dad was little, so I am not sure how to spell it. But this guy was supposed to baptize me when I was little. Well, when 1-3-08 comes, I will be 17 years old, and yes, I still do want to be baptized, but no, he can't do it, so I want his wife to do it. I really didn't know him, but I really cried when he died 'cuz he is part of my family, and families still have to stick together, no matter what. And in honor of him, I am joining the marines.
*** Posted by rachel pietro on 2007-12-27 ***
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I meet Joe during Little leage baseball with his son chris, and my son dave, then again during little leage softball with his daughter Lauren, and my daughter Amy. Then once again as the father of a high school Chear leader, this guy was electric, I can remember talking to him about the best pork chops he ever had, we miss you, Gob Bless you and your Family.
*** Posted by dave faby on 2006-09-11 ***
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I had the pleasure of working with Joe "Magic" at MetLife in 1978-79. Joe was a fun guy to be around. He was a great family man, involved with the community, and just loved life. When I think of the tragedy on 9/11, I always think of Joe. May God continue to be with Pam and her children.
*** Posted by Garry Voith on 2006-09-11 ***
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I had the pleasure of working with Joe @ Marsh in the hey day in the Candler Building and then onto the "Marsh and McLennan Building". He treated everyone with respect no matter what their level in the company. Always smiling and joking and always talking about his wonderful wife and family. He always made me laugh at lunch With Susan. I miss those days. Joe I think of you always with prayers for you and your family. I remember you every year with a pendant and hand them out to my friends and co-workers to always remind us to live life without fear and to inspire peace. Thinking of you always. Thank you, Joe.
*** Posted by claire duval on 2006-09-08 ***
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I remember your 16th birthday party in 1970
Happy Birthday Joe
From an old friend from Fell's Point
You were always such a special person
and a wonderful friend
God be with your loving family
*** Posted by Sandy Boyer-Comalli on 2006-03-30 ***
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One of a kind - you are truly missed. You are always in our thoughts and prayers May God Bless you and your family.
*** Posted by Pam Busick on 2005-09-12 ***
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My heart goes out to all the families touched by this tragedy and would to acknowledge my cousin Joseph a wonderful person and family man. God Bless you Joseph. I'll keep fond memories of you always. Until we meet again.
*** Posted by Mike Damizia on 2004-03-30 ***
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