Joseph D. Quintini

Message from Michael Steinrok

Lt. I had been away from our common shared forum. I was incredibly saddened to find out about his passing. We had a lot of fun together posting pictures of Zulus and the 24th foot. I am glad to have been a part of it with him. I plan to do a few pieces just for him.

Kilted Vampire

A candle was lit by Beverly Dufresne on January 8, 2014 11:56 AM

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Lit a candle in memory of Joseph D. Quintini

Message from Larry

Perhaps no more than a handful of the his fellow contributors/members on RorkesdriftVC knew him as “Joe” and certainly fewer still as Joe Quintini from Kittery, Maine, USA. To us, he was and will always be “The Lt.”-- that fellow from The States with an enduring (and endearing) obsession for military modeling and macro-photography. Sadly, now we can only conjecture how he came by that abiding interest in the rather obscure Anglo-Zulu War which led him to share his passions with others Worldwide. Yet amongst our continuing debates and occasionally vitriolic confrontations with one another, the single thing which all of us do and always will agree on is that we and our site will be the less for his absence. And the better for the time he was with us. Go well, Joe.

A candle was lit by Rob Oxford on December 30, 2013 6:38 AM

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I met & knew Joe through the NH Country Music Association (NHCMA). I first saw him as that tall lanky guy up doing the line dancing at the NHCMA Jamborees. I will always remember him for his encouraging words and his support of me and my music. You just never know the affect that you have on others and Joe was always kind to me. I will miss his presence.

A candle was lit by Mark Ericson on December 30, 2013 3:48 AM

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A candle was lit by Pam Chesmore on December 29, 2013 7:13 PM

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Lit a candle in memory of Joseph D. Quintini

A candle was lit by Allie Hayes on December 29, 2013 7:01 PM

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Lit a candle in memory of Joseph D. Quintini

Message from Allie Hayes

Joe taught me how to dance (well, sort of). I taught Joe how to ride a horse (well, sort of). I treasure many special memories. He was loved, he is missed.
Allie

A candle was lit by Peter Harman on December 29, 2013 1:19 PM

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Joe will be greatly missed, he was a big asset to our community. Out thoughts go to Joe's family. RIP The 1st Lt. From the members of 1879zuluwar.com