90 Simmonsville Road
Bluffton, South Carolina
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Glen Wingrove
July 15, 2025
I first met Joe when I worked at the Junction 7-11 in Catonsville when he was just a kid. Years later I knew him as our varsity goalie when I coached at Mt. St. Joe and after was lucky enough to coach him at Catonsville Community College. After Limestone, he came back and we coached together at CCC and taught together at the Upton School for the next 7 years. We also spent a great deal of time socially. In all those settings over many years, Joe was always a friendly, caring guy. I don't ever remember having any cross words with him. I think a true judge of someone's character, whether they are kind, caring, trustworthy, funny and positive, is if you smile when you are with them. I haven't seen Joe in a long while since he moved to Hilton Head but I know for sure every time I was with him, I smiled.
Angie Schneider
July 15, 2025
Such a huge loss for so many that loved Joe. May his legacy live on forever and the best way to honor Joe is to love others, like he did.
Caroline Mayers
July 13, 2025
I´m so sorry for your loss. We´ll miss you Coach Monmonier in our hearts.
Dave Kavanagh (Dio), Cork, Ireland.
July 13, 2025
My deepest condolences to Joe's family and friends. I worked with Joe many, many years ago in Ocean City, MD. His unfailing good humour and friendliness always stayed with me even across the many decades and 3000 miles. May his soul rest in peace.
David & Tammy Reymann
July 12, 2025
Dear Kim & Family -
Words can not express how very sorry we are for your loss.
We had the pleasure of getting to know Joe for the four years he taught our son Justin in the Depaul program at Mount St. Joseph High School in Baltimore from 2002 - 2006, as well as serving as his lacrosse coach. His mentorship, leadership and passion for what he did always shown through, both in the classroom and on the field. He had such a positive attitude and presence about him that influenced all those around him, and he will be so sorely missed.
With our sincere sympathy and prayers for peace in the future ...
David & Tammy Reymann
Tom Shanahan
July 12, 2025
I was deeply saddened to hear of Joe´s passing. He was a true gentleman, and it was a pleasure and a privilege to get to know him and serve alongside him. My thoughts and prayers are with his family during this difficult time.
It was a pleasure to serve on the NIAAA publications commitee with Joe.
Tom Shanahan
Boise, Idaho
George Roycroft
July 12, 2025
My Mt.St Joe brother will always be remembered. Class of 90 loved this guy. My condolences to his wife and daughters and those that loved him dearly. Missed but never forgotten.
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