JOSEPH P. SINGLETON, age 69, beloved husband of Julia (nee Rosson); loving father of Mario (Charlene); proud grandfather of Anaisa, Dominic, Angelo and Sophia Grace; dear brother of Robert and the late Carl and J.W.; "Great" uncle and friend of many.  U.S. Army veteran.  Passed away November 24, 2025.  Private inurnment Holy Cross Cemetery.

Joseph "Joe" Singleton, beloved father, grandfather, and friend, passed away peacefully, surrounded by family. His life was defined by quiet strength, unwavering loyalty, and the deep love he carried for the people he held closest.

Above all else, Joe cherished his family. He was a devoted father and a proud grandfather—always showing up when it mattered and supporting each person in exactly the way they needed. His patience, humor, and gentle guidance shaped the lives of those he loved. The stories, lessons, and values he passed down will remain part of his family forever.

In the later chapters of Joe's life, he and his son Mario found a closeness that brought comfort to them both. They came to appreciate one another not only as father and son, but as two men who had grown, learned, and found their way back to each other with honesty and respect. Mario's presence in those final years and moments meant more to Joe than words could ever fully express.

Joe leaves behind in Mario a reflection of resilience, hard work, and deep family loyalty—qualities that connected them in the end and will continue to honor Joe's memory moving forward.

Joe enjoyed the simple, meaningful parts of life—good conversations, familiar routines, and time spent with the people he loved most. He faced every chapter of his life with courage and grace, and even in difficult periods, he held onto hope and determination.

Joe leaves behind a family who will love him endlessly and miss him deeply. Though his absence is profound, the imprint of his life, his love, and his steady presence will continue to comfort and guide all who knew him.

May he rest in peace, reunited with the loved ones who went before him, and may his memory be a blessing to all who carry him in their hearts.