Birth date: Dec 9, 1946 Death date: Dec 21, 2014
Joseph Marshall Hefler Jr., passed away on Sunday, December 21, 2014 in Madisonville, LA. He was born on Monday, December 9, 1946 to Elaine Caruso and Joseph M. Hefler, Sr. He was a native and life resident of New Orleans until mo Read Obituary
My Brother -- He was so goog hearted and kind to everyone. He always had a smile on his face. We had great times together growing up. I will miss our lunches every week, and our long talks we had together. He was a wonderful Brother. Just like a big brother very protective and loving. I lost my Brother but I also lost my best friend.....I love you with all my heart. Your Sister
I was lucky enough to join Uncle Joey's family about 25 years ago. I remember celebrating many special occasions with him and Aunt Patsy. Christmasas with my LA family hold a special place in my heart. When Jillian joined our family she came to live him too. He always made her feel special. She wanted to stay longer whenever we visited. We will miss you terribly Uncle Joey. We Love You.
As a fellow Holy Cross Tiger and a great friend, our deepest feelings and prayers goes to his wife, Pat and family. Bob and Cindy Murret.
Uncle" Joe was a joyful, honest and caring man who will greatly be missed. He loved me so much to come all the way to Mexico to celebrate my wedding. This past summer he met my family and I at Lake Guntersville, Alabama and was so excited at catching one of the only fish caught all weekend! Him and my dad have many great past times fishing. I'm so glad he got to meet my daughter and spend a wonderful vacation with us that trip. He gave me the last "lucky bean" that I'll ever get from him right before we parted ways from the cabin. I'll cherish it forever. I'll miss him greatly.
Love you Uncle Joe,
Laura Lamonaca Gaskin
Our hearts and prayers are with you Patsy.
I remember many lunches with him when we worked together, as well as fishing trips, one to Florida, and many at Don Lazaro's family fishing camp after work with Don, Joe, Caesar and myself. I also remember the trip to California where the four of us toured the area for the better part of a week. It would also be hard to forget the long nights studying when we were in the MBA program together. I also remember my last conversation with him when I stopped in at his office at Boh Bros and both promised lunch that we never did do, sad to say. Time just flies too fast, especially at our age.
Larry and Peggy Audler
Dear Family, My deepest sympathy. I remember how much he helped with our 25th
St. Agnes Reunion. He always had a smile on his face. So sadden by his passing;
he was a really nice man. May he be enjoying his heavenly reward. So long, classmate.
Sincerely, Roselyn D'Arcangelo Marchand
Uncle Joe was a light in our lives and we will miss him so much but we will all remember him with fondness and love always!
