Joseph Mod (1941-1987) *45
The grave site of Joseph Mod / Plot 34241426. This memorial website was created in memory of Joseph Mod, 45, born on August 22, 1941 and passed away on April 7, 1987.
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Joseph Mod, son of the late Susan and Louis Mod, brother of Suzanne Carl (Siggi), Elizabeth Borosdy (Ben), John Mod (Marta Borrevi), and Louis Mod Jr. Joe lived at 3805 West 32nd Place, and later at 3787 West 37th Street 44109. Joe attended Denison Elementary school, Thomas Jefferson Jr. High School and West Technical High School (class of 1960). Joe joined the Army after high school and served for 3 years. He then worked in downtown Cleveland at the Illuminating Building as Maintenance Manager. Later he worked at Modern Building Center. He passed away on April 7, 1987, and will forever be loved and missed by friends and family.
A beloved brother and my best friend. Love you and miss you. Suzy
A beloved brother and best friend