Joseph A. Florio – January 29, 2022

Joseph A Florio, 81, of Pompton Plains, passed away on Saturday January 29, 2022.

Born on February 20,1940, Joe grew up in Hoboken, was a graduate of St Michael’s High School in Union City, and graduated NYU With a bachelor’s degree in Business. He loved to spend time with his family and play golf. Joe will be remembered for his teasing jokes, his entertaining stories, his unfailing work ethic, his enormous, generous nature, and his love for his family. He touched many lives with his generosity and will be deeply missed by his family, friends, and all who knew him. 

His memory will be honored by his loving wife, Carol Florio, his cherished children including Lisa Sierotko and son-in-law Walter and Thomas Florio and daughter-in-law Kelly and his treasured grandchildren including, Joseph Sierotko, Nicholas Sierotko, Michael Florio, and Valerie Florio.


Visitation for Joe will be on Sunday, February 6, 2022 from 3:00 – 7:00pm at Lawton-Turso Funeral Home in Hoboken (Corner of Washington and Seventh Streets). A Funeral Mass will be offered on Monday at 11:00am at St Francis Catholic Church (308 Jefferson Street, Hoboken). Entombment to follow at Holy Cross Mausoleum. In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be given to St. Joseph’s School of the Blind, https://schoolfortheblind.org/support-us.

Lawton-Turso Funeral Home

7 thoughts on “Joseph A. Florio – January 29, 2022

  1. Joe was one of the nicest men I have ever met, always greeting you with a smile snd his great personality. He will surely be missed.

  2. I was saddened to hear of Joe’s passing. I was Blessed to have married his niece Janet and considered him my Uncle. He will be missed both by both of us and will forever be in my prayers.
    Uncle Joe May You Rest In Peace. May God give Your Loving Wife and all Your children and grandchildren the strength to move forward.

  3. We valued our time with Joe whenever he was at his home in Brick. He was a thoughtful friend, and a very special person. We truly loved him and will miss him greatly.
    We pass along sincere condolences to Carol and the entire family.
    Love, Ted and Patty Ostaszewski

  4. Joe
    No words can begin to express our sadness .
    You were a great friend. My memories of our times together on the golf course will always be precious.
    Rest In Peace my dear friend .

  5. Words cannot express our feelings for Joe and his family. He was a fantastic person a friend a mentor and like another brother to me. He will never be forgotten. May God Bless Carol, Lisa and Tommy and their families at this difficult time.

  6. I enjoyed all our time working together back in the ‘90’s with Vantage and Hitachi, all the way until 2018 with Tom and the SSI gang. That morphed into many golf games from Vegas to New Jersey. Joe had a heart of gold and shared his happy demeanor everywhere he went. That big smile was contagious! 🙏

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