Birth date: May 30, 1956 Death date: Aug 30, 2016
Rosenberger, Joseph B. 60, of Clearwater passed away August 30, 2016 after losing his battle with colon cancer. Joey loved riding his Harley with his wife and their great group of friends. He was known to his biker friends as "Jo Read Obituary
Dear Joey,
I always idolized you growing up! I loved all the visits at Nana and Grampy's house in Arlington. Being the only I loved it when Uncle Joe's tribe would come through the door, so many great family gatherings. You were so handsome and even more beautiful in heart and soul. I am so grateful for your recent visit to Ipswich and seeing you again after so many years!! Still a looker and as nice and funny as I always remembered. You had so many wonderful things to say about your wife Lori and her girls. I could tell you adored them from our conversations. Don't tell anyone but I had a big crush on you even though you were my cousin.
My heart and prayers of strength goes out to all of Joey's family who loved him so deeply and will so deeply be missing him. May you all be blessed with signs from Joey to comfort you knowing he will always be there with you.
Sincere Love & Blessings
Cousin Susan
My Deepest Sympathy to All the Family,
So sorry to hear about Joey. I didn't get to see him much as he lived in Florida and us
in New England but I saw him a few times when he came up to Joe's. I am grateful
I got to see him then. Joey was such a sweet guy.
Rest in peace Joey.
Love,
Auntie Helen Marie
Lori... I hope that your beautiful memories bring you comfort. You have my deepest sympathy. Love you,
Millie Horosh
Joey always made me feel protected, guarded, loved and secure. He had a way of putting you at ease with just a kind look, a wink or a blown kiss. He was a wonderful brother to me and I'll miss him so very deeply. I've never known anyone like him.
When we lived in Ipswich with our Dad, my mum and our siblings, Danny, Jimmy and Susan, we'd play outside until the neighborhood lights would come on, getting bit by mosquitoes. He and Jimmy had so many laughs together and would trade insults until they couldn't breathe, they were laughing so hard..
In California, he took me to my first drive in movie and I felt like the most special girl in the world. I can remember him playing his Rush records and working on his Harley. He was a self taught and genius mechanic.
But his heart is what everyone will remember. A hug from Joey was what made everything all right. He was genuine, kind, loving, generous and so open with his emotions. I'll miss his gentle way, his sweetness and how special he always made me feel.
My eyes are wet, but my heart is grateful, I know he soars now and is in the most beautiful place any of us could ever imagine.
I love you with all of my heart,
"Sweetie."
Laura
I never got to meet Joe but I know he must have been a wonderful man. I know Grandma Smith told me how much she liked Joe and what a thoughtful man he was and how happy he made Lori And the boys. My prayers are with all of your family.
Joe was an amazing man. He married my sister with 2 young boys and treated them as his own. He love Lori with all of his heart. He was one of the hardest working men I know and did everything for his family. He will be so deeply missed but never forgotten. Ride free in the sky Joe on that long highway!! We love you!!
