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THE ANDREWS JOSEPH PALEVEDA FAMILY
Andrew Joseph "Joe" Paleveda; Nov 11, 1921 - Dec 06, 2014, married ___ __, 19__
to Martha Allen McHale; Feb 07, 1925 - Aug 15, 2017
Their first daughter was Cecilia Ann
Paleveda; She was born ___ __, 1948
Their second daughter was Barbara Marie
Paleveda; She was born 1949
Their third daughter was Alice Elizabeth
Paleveda; She was born ___ __, 1950
Their first son was Michael Joseph
Paleveda; He was born ___ __, 1952
Their second son was Paul Edward
Paleveda; He was born ___ __, 1954
Their third son was
John _____
Paleveda; He was born ___ __, 195_
Their fourth son was Timothy Louis
Paleveda; He was born ___ __, 1957
Their forth daughter was Teresa _____
Paleveda; She was born ___ __, 1959
Their fifth daughter was Ellen Carol
Paleveda; She was born ___ __, 1961
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The life of Andrew Joseph Paleveda
The first son of Magdalen and Nicholas Paleveda
Andrew Joseph "Joe" Paleveda
Passed away peacefully at his home on December 6th 2014. He was 93 years old.
Devoted to his wife and children, he is survived by his wife of 67 years, Martha, and their nine children; Cecilia Algood (Jim), Barbara Edgerton (Bruce), Alice Carlton (Leffie), Michael, Paul (Chris), John (Vanessa), Timothy (Debbie), Teresa Oscher (Steven), and Ellen Moore (Terrence); 22 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.
A graduate of Jesuit High School, he was a life long resident of Tampa.
He enlisted in The United States Marine Corps 6 months after Pearl Harbor and served his country proudly in the South Pacific during World War II. He was drafted by the New York Yankees, playing in the Yankee minor league system but gave up the game of baseball upon the death of his father to join the family business, The Paleveda Printing Company. Joe was also a member of the I.A.S.T.E Union, Local 321 for over 64 years.
He was a member of Christ the King Catholic Church, and served as an usher. His love of baseball continued throughout his life. He was a player for the Tampa Smokers baseball team and was the co-founder of The Brandon Senior softball Association, where he continued to play softball well into his eighties. In July 2011, at the age of 90, he threw out the first pitch at the Tampa Bay Rays throw back jersey day game, in tribute to the Tampa Smokers. Joe was a musician, an artist and spoke 3 languages. He was a quick witted humorist who was always comfortable in front of a crowd entertaining. As the patriarch of the family, "Pappous" leaves behind three generations of his family who will always love and cherish him.
A viewing will be held at A Life Tribute Funeral Home 4040 Henderson Blvd. on Thursday, December 11th 6-8pm. A funeral mass, to celebrate his life, will be held on Friday December 12th 10:30am at Christ The King Catholic Church with burial to follow at the Myrtle Hill Cemetery. In his honor, please make donations to the Marine sponsored program "Toys for Tots"
Published in TBO.com on Dec. 10, 2014