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And how did you know Joe was running? You could HEAR him. His expanded breath sounded kinda like a big piece of bacon frying in a pan as he came up the track, legs and knees pumping.
Back around 1954 I played football against and ran track against Joe. To say Joe left an imprint on me would be both a physical and a mental understatement. Joe was the biggest and fastest guy I 'd ever come in contact with at that time. Muscles and speed to burn. EVERYBODY stopped and watched the 100-yard dash when Joe was running.
Ann Wade Hart and David Hart
Joe Purviance was a big guy, but a gentle one. I knew him at Southern. He and I shared a fraternity: PIKE.
Often we boxed, and he was most often the winner. I enjoyed being his friend. Even though time passed and we grew apart, I will miss him as if it were yesterday.
Suzyn (Moore) Price
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Joe Visceglie
I was a New Yorker
and Joe was a Southern Gentleman...Conn Organ is where we met...Even tho' we were North and South, we immediately became friends...We worked together for many years at Conn and then at Kohler and Campbell... Loved the way he made chicken and dumplings when I would visit him in CA.... A fine man... taught me how to slow down and live and enjoy the southern hospitality! Thanks for all your hard work Joe, in making me what I am today....You are and always will be a class act!
Love you always,
joey (Tank) Visceglie