Joseph Amoruso Obituary

I was saddened to learn of Mr Amoruso's passing. He was my Concert Band director during my last year at Harrison High School in Jan 1960. He was a kind and knowledgeable man.Please accept my sincere condolences.

So very sad to have lost both your sister and Dad in such a short time. Please remember that God has all of your family together and they are watching over all of you, just waiting for the day when all of you will be reunited. Please accept our sincerest sympathy and prayers. (Bernice Orzak's granddaughter, Jean Marie's daughter)

Jack & Sue,

I would like to extend my condolences to you and your entire family on the loss of your father...
I know much to well on going through the loss of a loved one so dear to your heart and I can tell you to just cherish the memories and the lifetime you had and that will put a smile on your face and hopefully get you through the hard times...

My thoughts and prayers are with you always...your cousin, Steve

Please accept my deepest sympathy for the loss your loving family member, teacher, and mentor, Mr. Amoruso. He was my music teacher at East Prairie School in Skokie during the late 1960's. He was a fantastic teacher and I am proud to have known him.

Mr. Amoruso and his late wife were always a joyful addition to any Benton House Senior function, they attended many holiday luncheons and will be missed. Our hearts go out to his family, especially his daughter Mary Jo, who we've all become extremely fond of and became our daily link to Mr. Amoruso over the last four years.

My deepest sympathy. I have many fond memories of Joe conducting and playing in the South Shore Post #388 Band.