My condolences to Karen and family
Joe will be missed rest in peace Joe

We’re so sorry to hear of Joe’s passing ! We knew Joe as a good friend and fellow Lion for over 40 years. It has been an honor to work alongside Joe in many Lions projects – most notably the Nobleton Seniors Christmas Dinner each year. Joe was always in charge and made it an annual success. Thank you Joe for the many good times we enjoyed! Marjorie and I extend our heartfelt sympathies to the family. May the memories of all our good times with Joe ( and Bernice ) help us thru this difficult time. God bless. Dr Elwood and Marjorie Hurst and Christne, Vanessa and Jocelyn.

We will miss Joe a lot…he was a great guy…full of fun times and good stories…may you rest in peace now that you are back with Bernice

Always
Earl and Marg Groombridge

We’re saddened to hear of uncle Joe’s passing. Condolences to family and friends.
Ugo and Jodee

Esprimiamo le più sentite condoglianze alla famiglia di Joe Tasca.

Famiglia Biral Daniele, Ivana e Andrea

My condolences to all the family. I have known Joey all my life he was a good friend of my parents. He will be truly missed by all who knew him especially myself. I always loved the stories he told me about memories from way back with my dad. My heart goes out to each one of his children and family members. Rest in peace Joey.

Our deepest condolences to the Tasca family. Joey was like a father to us and he will be so missed by us all. Have a cigar and a beer with dad and give Bernice a big hug and kiss.

My heartfelt condolences on the passing of your Dad…Joe. Your Dad was forever smiling…always had a story to tell..
Living across the road there was always something going on…with the farming end and the social..cornroasts
He will be missed

My heart felt condolences to the family.
I will never forget working on the farm with grand ma and her sister in the green houses .
I enjoyed the hard work and Joey teaching me to drive the tractor to plow the fields until I hit his truck with the discer trying to avoid hitting his big German Shepard dog. OOOPS.
I remember him making me ride home in the back of his truck because I smelled like rotten onions because grandma stuffed them in my t shirt.
I really did not like shovelling coal in the giant furnace, but he told me it built character….yeah.
He was a good man.

So sorry to hear of Joe’s passing. Condolences to all the family. Joe will certainly be missed around Nobleton.

Our deepest sympathies during this difficult time

Very sorry to learn of Joe’s passing. I will really miss our conversations and Nobleton will not be the same without him. He was a kind thoughtful man and an upstanding member of the Lions. My condolences to his family.

Terry

Our condolences to the family

Esprimo a nome della mia famiglia e di quella di mio fratello Roberto le più sentite condoglianze ai familiari del cugino Joe Tasca.
Giovanni e Roberto Sona.

Our most heartfelt condolences to all of Joe’s beloved family and friends. We know the unforgiving pain your heart bares when losing a loved one as dear as Joe. Although we have only known Joe a short time, we loved him. It has been an honor to be a part of his life. He led an incredible life and you are all a tribute to his beautiful kind heart. Know that he will always be with you. He will be greatly missed. May he rest in peace.

Ciao Joe my older cousin.
I’m happy to have met in Italy with Your dad Primo.
Rest in Peace with your dear Bernice.
Paolino e famiglia

So, so sorry for your loss. What a wonderful, sweet kind man. He will be missed. Find peace in the knowing how well he was thought of. Nanc and Mike Dockrill nee McKay

Heartfelt condolences from all your relatives in Italy. Even from afar, affection gets to your dear family
Elvira De Lazzari

Our love and heartfelt condolences to Karen and her family. What a life he had and how he will always be with you through the many wonderful memories and in your heart. May knowing that offer you a bit of peace and comfort during this difficult time.

Tony, Deborah, and Ellis Zanette and Alissa & Mike Miller.

Our deepest condolences to the family at this difficult time. Joe will be truly missed by all. He was so involved in his community and a helpful hand to all. May he rest in peace.

Deepest sympathy

Our condolences to the Tasca family. Joe was a wonderful, kind man, He gave so much to the Lions and the community. He will not be forgotten.

Our most sincere condolences to all of Joe’s family. He was such a nice man and we will miss talking and seeing him around town. May all your beautiful memories help you through this difficult time.

Our condolences to the Tasca family.

Jim & Lynn

My condolences to the family on Joe’s passing. I have not seen Joe for many years, but remember him fondly for his work in the Lions Club. Joe was a wonderful, kind man who was a joy to work with on our many projects with Lions. Rest in peace Joe.

Chris, Karen, David, Donny, Lynn, Lori and families
Thoughts are with you all. Joey was such a caring and supportive person and will be missed by all.
He was a very important part of our family and was always there for us and our parents. He was like our second father. We have so many great memories at the farm (in the greenhouse), the cottage and family gatherings
He will be at peace now being reunited with Bernice.
There may even be some beer, playing cards, and having a cigar with Dad.
He will be truly missed by all.
Take care,
Bruce, Terry, Aaron

Our sincere condolences to all of the family on the passing of Joe. Marti and David Cross

Joe will always remain dear and alive in our memories.
Our deepest condolences to all those who loved him.

Cousin Marilena with her husband Lino and daughter Silvia Bison

My condolences to his family he was a great man who always made me feel comfortable rest in peace

Goodbye old friend.
It was so nice to have known you for over 50 years. You were a great member of the Nobleton community and a great Nobleton Lion, keeping us on our toes over many years. Will miss you for looking after the Seniors Christmas dinners, selling our Lions tickets at the plaza, and our weekly poker that you really enjoyed. Always liked your smile.
Thinking of you and wishing the family our deepest condolences.
Doug and Colleen Sutherland

Our deepest condolences to Joe’s family on his passing. We will always remember him as a loving family man and a staunch supporter of making things better for the people of Nobleton. He knew so many people in town because he wasn’t afraid to start the conversation with them whether to sell draw tickets or to invite them to Lions functions. We will miss his smile.

My condolences to the family for the passing of Joe. So sorry to miss the meeting at Egans. Joe was such a great person and I never met him that I didn’t feel better afterwards.
He was one of the stalwarts of the Nobleton Lions Club and was always available to get behind what ever project we were working on. He will be missed by everyone that knew him. Wonderful guy!

We will miss Joey being such a pillar of our families. So many good memories of both Joey and Bernice. Rick and I enjoyed everyone stopping by to check up on us here at our shops too. Joey was always the the one we would stop what we were doing, to go sit with, and catch up. We have been blessed to have such an amazing patriarch all these years. He will be missed by so many within the community, but sorely missed by all of us.

Much love,
Rick, Brenda, Cory, Kayla and Christopher Coletta

Joe was one of the kindest and most generous person I have ever met. He dedicated his life to serving others and will be missed by all who knew him. Sincere condolences to the Tasca family.

Our deepest condolences to Uncle Joe’s family on his passing. He was a wonderful person . The memories of our childhood times on his farm will always remain in our hearts. You will be missed.

Lora, Josie, Marg , Elliott and families

0ur condolences to the Tasca Family. Joe was a great friend if there was anything you needed ask Joe if he could get it for you he would try some place .

Joe Tasca was a very friendly guy that we often saw at the Nobleton Plaza selling tickets for Lions’ Club activities. When Susan Beharriell pointed out that the Township was looking to name its community park, my husband Alan suggested Tasca Park. Both Joe and his wife Bernice were so involved in community activities. I contacted the Women’s Institute and the Lions Club and those groups agreed that it was a great choice to have Tasca Park. We all wrote letters to the township and the rest, as they say, is history. Joe always supported Nobleton United Church’s fundraiser dinner (I have attached a couple of pictures). Joe was upset that the Township would consider removing the heritage designation on the Nobleton Community Hall. He helped to get a letter written opposing the demolition of this worthy building and invited others to sign it. his efforts helped to save the Hall. He was relieved to hear the recent news that the Hall was saved.