Joe Borgognone

In loving memory of Joe Borgognone

October 29, 1950 ~ October 2, 2025

Services in Joe’s honor will be held on October 6, 2025.

A Mass will take place at Saint Finbar Catholic Church, located at 138 Bay 20th St, Brooklyn, NY, beginning at 10:00 AM.

Following the Mass, Joe will be laid to rest at Ocean View The Cemetery Beautiful, situated at 3315 Amboy Rd, Staten Island, NY, at 11:45 AM.

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Joe is survived by his beloved son Joseph and his wife Lorraine, his devoted sister Lucia, and his cherished brothers Frank, John, Louie, and Al along with his beloved nieces and nephews. A loving husband, father, uncle, brother, & friend, Joe’s legacy is one of unwavering dedication, strength, and compassion.

Joe was an exceptional pizzaman who took great pride in his craft. His warm, outgoing nature made him beloved by all who knew him - he could light up any room with his smile, his humor, and his genuine kindness. Social and friendly by nature, he had a gift for making others feel welcome and valued.

Though he carried himself with strength and confidence, those closest to him knew the tenderness and fierce loyalty he showed to his family. He was a true gentleman, distinguished in both appearance and demeanor, and someone whose word was his bond.

One of Joe’s greatest joys was becoming a father. His love, pride, and protectiveness for his family were unmatched. Some of the most treasured memories are of him beaming with pride as a dad, ever-present and always supportive.

Joe also had a passion for billiards. Whether playing socially or competitively, he found great joy in the game and camaraderie with his teammates. Winning tournaments brought him pride, but it was the laughter, teamwork, and friendships formed along the way that meant the most to him.

Joe will forever be remembered as the love of my life, the proud father of our sons, and a man who left an indelible mark on everyone he met. As a devoted uncle, brother, and friend, his memory will continue to live on in the hearts of all who knew him.

He will be dearly missed and never forgotten.