
Dixon High School![]()
Class Of 1963

Joseph Como

| Residing In | Dixon, IL USA |
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| Spouse/Partner | Carolyn L. Como, deceased |
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| Occupation | Journeyman machinist, retired |
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| Children | Lucas Vincent, Jacob Lewis and Rhett Joseph. |
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| Military Service | United States Army Signal Corps. |
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Worked two years at Raynors then enlisted in the Army for three years including one year in beautifull Southeast Asia as a radioteletype operator with the 9th Infantry Division. Spent three months giving signal support to the Queens Cobra Regiment of the Royal Thai Army on their firebase. When I was discharged in 68 I built high line towers accross northern Illinois working for L. E.Myers. Worked two years as a parts man and service manager for Polo Motors in Polo, Illinois. I then worked until retirement as a journeyman machinist at the Henry Pratt Company in Dementown.
Joseph's Latest Interactions
Happy birthday Ray! I’m two days late as I attempted to add my photo on Thursday and I botched the procedure and deleted the whole thing. This is attempt #2 without a photo. You know what I look like anyway. No use in frightening your wife.
Congratulations on surviving another year! I’m in reasonably good health and I have a few good friends that I get together with weekly for coffee and BS. I took up trap shooting about three years ago and I miss more than I hit. A case of trap loads costs more than my weekly take home pay when I got married in 1970. It’s only money and I can afford it so why not?
Happy eightieth Ed. You caught up to me. Do you still have your Ford AA truck?
Congratulations Bob. I got lucky the first time and I’m
too old to break a new one in.
It appears you’ve caught up
to me age wise. You seem to have as many birthday greetings as I get which is none. For some reason my birthday never comes up. I was going to ask what railroad you retired from but you weren’t that kind of engineer.
Happy birthday Bob and no stupid mule jokes from
me. I can’t believe we’re only two years from eighty..
Happy birthday to my former Lincoln School locker mate. It was a pleasant surprise to see you at the Air and Space Museum when I was on the Honor Flight to DC.
Happy 76! It’s nice to know that not all my old friends are no longer among the living. I hope you and your wife are enjoying that new camping rig.
I’m a few days late on wishing you a “Happy Birthday” because I was holding off until my 75th which is today. You were a good fun friend back in the day. I hope you’re in good health.
Happy birthday my fellow west ender. I enjoyed our visit at the bookstore several years ago. Today is my oldest sons birthday too. Lucas is 49.
Another year older and you look the same....disgusting.??
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