Joseph Edward Strazzeri

In loving memory of Joseph Edward Strazzeri, who passed away peacefully on September 16, 2026, after a courageous battle with pancreatic cancer. Born on June 21, 1975, in Rancocas, NJ, Joe embodied the spirit of a true warrior, a devoted family man, and a cherished friend. Joe was the beloved son of Anthony and Barbara Strazzeri and was predeceased by his mother, Barbara, his sister, Terri, and his dear wife, Ashley Phelps. His father, Anthony Strazzeri, survives him along with his three treasured children: Anthony, Logan, and Ansley Strazzeri. Joe's love for his family was boundless, and he leaves behind a legacy of strength, compassion, and laughter. His service as a proud marine in the United States Marine Corps was a testament to his bravery and dedication to his country. Joe carried the discipline and camaraderie from his military service into all areas of his life, instilling these values in his children and sharing them with those around him. Joe was an avid hunter and fisherman, finding solace and joy in the great outdoors. Whether casting a line on a serene lake or tracking game through the woods, he felt most at peace surrounded by nature's beauty. Yet, no matter where his adventures took him, Joe's heart was always at home with his children, family, and friends. He was the life of the party, known for his infectious laughter and the warmth he brought to every gathering. His brisket was legendary, a symbol of his love for cooking and bringing people together. Those who knew Joe will forever remember his big heart and his unwavering dedication to those he loved. His spirit will continue to shine brightly through the lives of his cherished family and the countless friends who had the privilege of knowing him. In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests that donations be made to Tunnel to Towers, an organization that was close to Joe's heart. As we bid farewell to a remarkable man, we celebrate the indelible mark he left on our lives. Joseph Edward Strazzeri will be deeply missed but never forgotten, as his spirit lives on in the hearts of all who knew him.