Joseph "Joe" Filler

Birth date: Sep 11, 1918 Death date: Jan 3, 2021

Joseph “Joe” Filler died peacefully at his Inverness, Florida home. Born on September 11, 1918 to the late Lillian Filler and Joseph Edward Filler in Warren, Ohio. In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his brother Read Obituary

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Christen Stormfeltz

248w ago

I’ll always remember my Uncle Joe’s smile and warmth he exuded. It was always such a treat to visit their beautiful home in Miami and sit outside on their lanai enjoying the warm winter weather. He took such pride in his landscaping and showing us his trees and tropical plants. I remember during one of our visits to Inverness he proudly showed us the tree he had just cut down with a chainsaw following a hurricane. I believe he was 85! I am so happy he gets to join his beautiful wife and brothers in heaven. They are all together again and will be looking after us for sure. God bless you Uncle Joe. I’m so proud and blessed to have known you.

Bob Filler

249w ago

Uncle Joe, one of my fondest memories was my first trip to Florida when I was six years old. While visiting your home on Colonial Drive in South Miami, you drove me to the 7-Eleven and bought me a Slurpee. Then you let me "drive" your car back into your driveway while I was sitting on your lap and steering the car! You and Aunt Bernice were also gracious hosts to me and my friends when we traveled to Florida for Spring Break on several occasions during high school and college. You were both very special and you will be missed greatly.

Bob & Wendy Filler

249w ago

Uncle Joe you are whole and healthy again, dancing with Aunt Bernice. We love you and have so many memories that we have in our hearts. Joyce, "There is a sacredness in tears. They are not the mark of weakness, but of power. They speak more eloquently than 10,000 words. They are the messengers of overwhelming grief, of deep contrition and of unspeakable Love." Washington Irving
We love you!

Amanda Mccormack

249w ago

in honor of Joseph.

My papa and my Mona's love story was just like a movie. They were married for almost 76 years. Their love story of how my Mona played the piano so papa could find her is the best. This was their favorite story they shared about their love. My papa was full of stories and funny one liners "there's no one here but us chickens" then he'd laugh at himself and he'd make us laugh too. He was always positive and loved to have a good time. I'm so happy that we got to share many memories together and especially our last two trips being to the beach this past March and to the mountains. He will be missed.

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