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Joseph R. Combs, died Jan. 22, 2010, at Easton Hospital, PA from cancer complications.

Born Sept. 15, 1950, New Brunswick, NJ son of the late Francis and Irma Balazs Combs. Graduated from New Brunswick HS/NJ, attended Seton Hall Univ. / NJ from 1968-72 majoring in Physics. Last worked at Nazareth YMCA as a custodian and previously as senior technician for AEEC and Sybron/Castle in NJ, NY, FL for medical equipment. Enjoyed computers & electronics with numerous certificates, was a member of Raceway Park, NJ and participated in stock car racing and auto mechanics.

Survivors: Daughter, Chrystal; 3 Grandchildren; Brother, Thomas and wife Maddalena in Easton, PA he helped in illness since 2008; Sister, Diane Haney and Niece Donna Naphor in Plantation, FL.

Services: A Funeral Mass was held Thursday, January 28, 2010 at the St. Jane Frances de Chantal Catholic Church, 4049 Hartley Ave. Easton, PA. The service conclude at Franklin Memorial Park, North Brunswick, NJ. Arrangements are by the Heintzelman Funeral Home, Inc. – Hellertown.

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A big part of my life

Ron Previty 01-31-2010

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My Cousin Joe

Audrey Johnson 01-31-2010

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My friend joseph r. combs

Ralph Degutis 01-30-2010

Joseph was hard working with a penchant for mechanics. I believe he was very close to his degree when other priorities were forced upon him.
His heart guided him most of all. Joseph's acumen to engineer made him financially successful in life .
He always welcomed me to his home when I needed sanctuary.
I am sorry to learn of his passing and remember the strength of his character most of all.
His mind learned by doing and his heart learned by trying.

Cousin Joe

Joan Johnson 02-01-2010

Cousin Joe
I have lots of great memories of Joe when I think back to the good ole days. All the cousins always loved to play Cowboys and Indians running through the yard with our holsters on. We were always dressed the part. Nowadays nobody can even buy a gun for a kid or they get frowned upon. Also, we played lots of croquet, tag, hide & seek and my favorite was shooting pool in the basement. Our birthdays always brought lots of presents, good food, bad singing and homemade icing on the cakes. We drank lots of Pepsi but only on Sunday and holidays. I can never forget those holiday meals. There were so many courses that we had to take breaks in between. We would go for walks to digest and then just kept on eating. Nobody cared about the calories back then.

Summer vacation we were off to the beach; it was always Manasquan and Seaside for the boardwalk. There were also many trips to the mountains in north Jersey. I remember cold showers and no hot water. The rustic cabin on the lake did not even have a ceiling but no one cared. We were out to just have fun. Remember stopping at Carl

Goodbye Joe

Gary PIzzaia 02-01-2010

It was a pleasure to have known Joe in Linwood, NBHS and Seton Hall. I still remember how he helped me with my car at Seton Hall. It's sad that he didn't have the life which he deserved.

Donna Naphor 02-01-2010

Uncle Joe...Rest in Peace

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