Joseph P. Dillon, 86 formerly of Monmouth Beach, died Wednesday, October 1st at Renaissance Gardens, Seabrook Village, Tinton Falls. Joe was born in Red Bank and was a long time resident of Monmouth Beach. He moved to Seabrook Village on August 1st. He was a partner and operated Shore Industrial Plumbing Supply, Neptune. Joe was …
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Joseph P. Dillon, 86 formerly of Monmouth Beach, died Wednesday, October 1st at Renaissance Gardens, Seabrook Village, Tinton Falls. Joe was born in Red Bank and was a long time resident of Monmouth Beach. He moved to Seabrook Village on August 1st. He was a partner and operated Shore Industrial Plumbing Supply, Neptune. Joe was a parishioner and active volunteer of the Church of the Precious Blood, Monmouth Beach. He was an exempt and life member of Monmouth Beach Fire Company, and served on the Monmouth Beach Recreation Commission for many years. He was a licensed recreational pilot, he enjoyed flying out of Allaire airport, and was a member of the NJ Air Club in Wall Twp. Joe was pre-deceased by his daughter, Kathleen P. Dillon in 2005 and his daughter-in-law, Catherine Dillon in 2004. Surviving Joe is his wife, Arlene Rooney Dillon; three sons, Michael and his wife Anna Dillon, Phoenix, Az, Steven Dillon and his partner Greg Baron, Manahawkin and Joseph Dillon, Manahawkin; he is also survived by his grandchildren, great grandchildren and great great grandchildren. Visiting hours will be Friday, October 3rd, 5 to 9 pm at the Woolley-Boglioli Funeral Home, 10 Morrell Street, Long Branch. Mass of Christian Burial will be offered Saturday, October 4th, 11:30 am, at the Church of the Precious Blood, Monmouth Beach. Entombment will be private. In lieu of flowers donations can be made in Joe's memory to Monmouth Beach EMS, PO Box 237 Monmouth Beach, NJ 07750, and Monmouth Beach Fire Company, www.monmouthbeachfire.com. To place a message of condolence in Joe's Book of Memories please visit www.woolleyboglioli.com.
Carol Rooney Horton
left a message on October 6, 2015:
Dearest Aunt Arlene, Uncle Joe was such a treasure! He taught me to dance, he was my favorite teddy bear for those special hugs when I most needed them - all through the years and even over the phone. I loved our special moments when we would walk to mass early in the morning when I visited and we spoke often of each other's walk with God. He was at peace and his lamp was full of oil and ready. Everytime I visited him either with my mother or by myself he made me feel so loved and so welcome. Such a gentleman. There were few kind and gentle men like Uncle Joe, I will miss him on earth, but know he is just on his new journey reconnected with his beloved Kathleen; and has already assumed the duties of walking her dog in Paradise. I thank God for having him in my life. He became a father to me when my father passed away in 1978. I love him and will always love him. Your niece, Carol
Debra Elise Weston
left a message on October 4, 2015:
I just found out about Uncle Joe's death. My deepest condolences. A more giving person would be hard to find. I have so many nice memories of the times when we lived in Colt's Neck and of our visits to your house.
Debra Elise Weston
left a message on October 4, 2015:
A candle was lit by Debra Elise Weston on 2015/10/04
Katie Laufer
left a message on October 2, 2015:
Arlene, Michael, Steve and Joseph: I spent many years helping out my Dad at Shore Industrial and had the honor of working with Mr. Dillon on fun things like inventory, billing, filing and phones. He was a wonderful mentor and pleasure to work with for almost 10 years. I have fond memories. You all remain in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. May you find peace.
Kent & Marilyn Laufer
left a message on October 2, 2015:
We are very sorry to hear of Joe death. It was privilege to know him. Arlene, we will thinking of you and your family . We are presently traveling in Utah thus unable to pay our respects in person.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Maureen Watson
left a message on October 1, 2015:
Everytime I hear or see my lovely birds I will remember Dad. I used to raise English Budgerigars, known as Budgies. For some reason Dad called them Pudgies so it always became a joke when he would ask me how my Pudgies were doing. He loved to tease me about my Pudgies.
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Carol Rooney Horton
left a message on October 6, 2015:
Dearest Aunt Arlene, Uncle Joe was such a treasure! He taught me to dance, he was my favorite teddy bear for those special hugs when I most needed them - all through the years and even over the phone. I loved our special moments when we would walk to mass early in the morning when I visited and we spoke often of each other's walk with God. He was at peace and his lamp was full of oil and ready. Everytime I visited him either with my mother or by myself he made me feel so loved and so welcome. Such a gentleman. There were few kind and gentle men like Uncle Joe, I will miss him on earth, but know he is just on his new journey reconnected with his beloved Kathleen; and has already assumed the duties of walking her dog in Paradise. I thank God for having him in my life. He became a father to me when my father passed away in 1978. I love him and will always love him. Your niece, Carol
Debra Elise Weston
left a message on October 4, 2015:
I just found out about Uncle Joe's death. My deepest condolences. A more giving person would be hard to find. I have so many nice memories of the times when we lived in Colt's Neck and of our visits to your house.
Debra Elise Weston
left a message on October 4, 2015:
A candle was lit by Debra Elise Weston on 2015/10/04
Katie Laufer
left a message on October 2, 2015:
Arlene, Michael, Steve and Joseph: I spent many years helping out my Dad at Shore Industrial and had the honor of working with Mr. Dillon on fun things like inventory, billing, filing and phones. He was a wonderful mentor and pleasure to work with for almost 10 years. I have fond memories. You all remain in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. May you find peace.
Kent & Marilyn Laufer
left a message on October 2, 2015:
We are very sorry to hear of Joe death. It was privilege to know him. Arlene, we will thinking of you and your family . We are presently traveling in Utah thus unable to pay our respects in person.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Maureen Watson
left a message on October 1, 2015:
Everytime I hear or see my lovely birds I will remember Dad. I used to raise English Budgerigars, known as Budgies. For some reason Dad called them Pudgies so it always became a joke when he would ask me how my Pudgies were doing. He loved to tease me about my Pudgies.
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