I was saddened when I heard of Joe's passing. I often think about him as I drive through Lancaster, Pa. as a Dodger scout. I remember he had a bag with the Roses emblem on it when we both played for the Nite Hawks. Joe not only was a great pitcher, but he took pride in his hitting and could always be counted on to do with the bat whatever the situation required. I am sure that is the same way he lived his life. My sympathy to the family and God Bless Joe's memory.

Phil and I offer our sincerest condolences, as you journey down this road of loss. While it is never easy to say good bye, know that each of you have gained a new guardian angel.
Dan, you need him to watch over each of your baseball seasons and in due time, Max and Carter's.
While Mr. Zahn will be sorely missed, prayers for a peace that passes all understanding are being said in his honor, to fall upon each friend and family member alike.

I played against Joe once in my career. Went one for four at Birdland, a home run on sixth avenue. Joe was one of the most competetive people I knew. I remember when he anguished over quitting professional baseball to get a very good job in the public sector. You all are right. He will be missed. He left a mark on people's memories.

Been praying for you since finding out a couple of days ago Dave. \o/

My sincere sympathy to Joe's family. The obituary was very special and gave me more insight into the type of man he was. At our family reunions, he was always the fun-loving, up-beat guy. I always looked forward to seeing him. I know he is sorely missed; may your memories be comforting during this difficult time. Peace and love to you.

Oh Joe, you made my day everytime you came into Starbucks! Oh how I miss you and will miss our mornings that you let me decide what you will drink. Hopefully where ever you are, there is a Starbucks and that they TREAT you right and make all your skcl with LOVE. Goodbye old friend til we meet again. Renee

I played ball with Joe at Simpson and later with the Nite Hawks; was a playing partner in the senior golf league. He was quite a "Joe." He will be remembered to me as a real competitor and a great friend. My thoughts and prayers are with Sharon and his family. He will be missed but not forgotten.

Sharon & family our thoughts and prayers are with you. Hold tight to memories for comfort. Lean on your friends for strength, and always remember how much you are cared about.

I was just thinking recently that we should have another family reunion soon. I'm so sorry that we couldn't do that before Joe died. In reading the obituary (excellent writing), it seems he enjoyed a full, active life filled with lots of love. I am sad to lose my cousin and am offering sincere sympathy to his family. Janice (Bert Zahn's daughter)

The Taylor family sends their deepest condolences to the Zahn family. You are in our prayers...

My thoughts and prayers are with the Zahn family during this trying time. I had the pleasure of playing with Joe on the Nitehawks. There are a lot of great memories of him as there was only one Joe. May you cherish the memories you shared with him.

My deepest sympathies to you. Joe lived a long, full life and we will cherish the memories.

Sharon, Dave and Dan. So sorry for the loss of Joe. Prayers for all of you. Joe is playing his beloved game of baseball in Heaven on God's Team.

Kathy Martin

From All of the Hanifl Family, We are so sorry for your loss. With much love.

We are so sorry for you loss. Sending condolences from Dana's family in Wisconsin. Jerry & Marianne

Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.

As your oldest an of course, favorite😄, I wanted to be the first to sign your guest book. Watch over all of us and we'll try to make you proud.