608 S. Old Middletown Road
Middletown Twp.
Media, PA 19063
Ph: (610) 876-4213
info@msbfh.com
Fx: (610)-874-6876

Condolences
Coach will truly be missed , he truly helped me become the man I am today. Miss you Coach
Rubin Stevenson C-Pride
Rest in peace Big Guy. Know you had a life well lived.
Joe Stezzi
WCU Football ‘67-‘69
Coach Joe Carroll. Father figure; Coach ; Mentor Great Husband to his Wife Glenna. He carved the way for me to Play in the Big Ten Conference as well as receiving my education. Coach. You will truly be missed. Condolences to you and your family. C Pride. Willie Bates
I met Joe early in my freshman FB season @WCSC. He was bigger than life and his kind demeanor was evident then and etched in my memory. Rest in Peace my teammate and friend. Peace also to your family and those you loved. Mike Gallagher WCSCFootball teammate.
I remember the day coach saw me coaching in lafa and asked if I would like to join his staff. He made one of my dreams come true. Being a coach of young men. He taught me so much on how to handle the different personalities of the youth I encountered later in my coaching. Thanks Coach RIP. PRAYERS TO THE FAMILY BUTCH BURNS
Please except my condolences, I was one of his students , wrestled for him one year and played football for him at CHS. A gentle giant and very caring man/ mentor. He as well as Coach Earle Mosley has shaped the lives of many young men who have had the pleasure of passing thru the High during their tenure. A lot of us young men back then would not be who we are today had it not been for these two men who poured into our lives. Thank you for the time I got to spend and learn from you coach. RIP, C- Pride for life.
I am heartbroken to hear of Joe's passing. He was truly an incredible human being with a wonderful sense of humor and a huge heart that touched the lives of so many people. What a gift he was to all of us fortunate enough to know him.
I loved working with Joe. He made every workday a little brighter at East and could always make me laugh when he stopped by my office. His kindness, wit, and genuine care for others left a lasting impression on everyone he met.
I saw Joe the Friday before he passed, and I remember telling him something I had often thought over the years. I always admired his big, bright blue eyes and joked that the best thing about having eyes like his was that they would never grow old. They were full of life, warmth, and kindness—just like Joe himself.
So hats off to you, Blue Eyes. You will always remain in my heart, and your spirit will live on in the countless lives you touched. Thank you for the laughter, the friendship, and the joy you brought to so many. You will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered forever.
With deepest sympathy,
Grace Barry
They say that if you are lucky, you will meet a person of true integrity. When Joe Carroll came to West Chester East, we all knew we had such a person. Someone who would guide and instruct not just on the field but in life. Someone who had values, strength, integrity, humor and guidance. On behalf of the Long Family we can’t thank you enough. Rest well Joe. Job well done!






