Birth date: Aug 9, 1946 Death date: May 26, 2017
Joseph C. Emanueli of Mount Laurel passed away on Friday May 26 2017. Born in Phoenix Arizona he was 70. Joe was a US Army veteran and proudly served his country. He was employed by Western Pest Control for 37 years retiring as th Read Obituary
With my dad passing at a young age Joe was great person to look up to one of the best people at western I have ever met he never showed favoritism to any race color or creed he judged a person on who u are on the inside . He loved to talk about his motorcycle and I remember before he retired he got his green mustang they just don't make them like Joe . To this day I had him saved in my phone as boss hog . My prayers and wishes to the family from Damon Flagg
I am so very sorry to hear of the passing of my friend, boss and mentor, Joe. He hired me for my first job in September 1982, fired me a week later, no choice, my driving record was horrible. But he rehired me a week later for a different role. From that moment on I had this connection with Joe, he mentored me and shepherded me through the nuances of the working environment, protected me when I needed it and steered me toward a more productive path. His guidance and inspiration helped me these last 35 years in so many ways. I often asked myself, "what would Joe do" and usually whatever answer I came up with was proven right. I will remember Joe always. Recently he has been giving me parenting counsel on Facebook once he saw pictures of my teenage daughter. Again sound advice. Joe, I wish we could take a run over to the hotdog truck on Route 22 for lunch again, will miss you.
Steve Racioppe
Very sorry and sad to hear of Joe's passing. Though I only worked with Joe for a short time at Western before he retired, I fondly remember his dedication to his employees and his willingness to help others. He was a good and genuine guy and I enjoyed spending time with him. May he rest in peace. Mark Froio
I am so sad to hear of Joe's passing. He was a genuine good man. From his service to our country, to his family and his long and distinguished tenure with Western.
What a wonderful experience it was to work directly with Joe through so many difficult business situations. You could always count on Joe to provide solid feedback and advice in the most respectful way.
Joe loved his wife and family and spoke of them often as we shared life experiences over a meal after work. Joe also loved to ride his motor cycle just for the shear pleasure of it.
I will remember Joe as a kind man always willing to offer a helping hand and very protective of his family, friends and co workers. Rest In Peace Joe.
Respectfully,
Bill and Ruth Sullivan
