Sunday, November 1, 2020
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Joe and I go way back to when we were kids, we lived a few blocks from each other most of our lives. There are so many memories for me. Middle school, High school, working on his cars, playing airsoft in the woods, birthday parties at my house. Joe was the kind of guy who was always happy to see you, with a firm handshake and warm greeting. We would always talk and laugh, sometimes for hours without realizing. I knew he was always my friend, no matter what. I'll never forget our Senior Prom, Joe had a car and not just any car, but the coolest car in school - his black Trans Am. So he was cool enough to pick up my date and I and drive us in style. Thanks for all the memories, Joe. Rest easy, brother. My sincerest condolences to the Carrano family.
