The offshore powerboat racing community has lost of its most enduring and endearing legends, https://www.speedonthewater.com/offs...ia-gone-at-67/

67...gee, waaay too young
RIP

Rest In Peace to one of the nicest people I have ever had the honor to know. God Speed Joey and Prayers to his family.

Long Island boy sad to hear RIP

I enjoyed working with Joey years ago and didn't get the chance to see him since those days back in the 90's.
RIP.

back in the 90s he rerigged a 30 shadow cat from triple threat with 3 2.5s to foreplay with 4 2.5s he did awesome work

Joey was the Bobby Moore of the Northeast. Anything he touched became a class in its own.

Rest in Peace Joey.

Had a chance to meet and talk with him at a race in Toronto years ago. Great guy who was genuine and gracious to anyone who wanted to learn...God bless him and his family...

Got to meet both Joey and Debbie in MI City about 3yrs back, what a memory, got to chat with him about the old days racing the east coast Superboat and with whm. The best was the first hand account about him and Stuart doing the around Long Island run, especially the fog and the bouy!! Wow! That was nuts! They also were surprised I remembered seeing them getting married in key west on the deck of the race boat.. wasn’t there but always remembered that at the end of the race I taped off TV…, God Speed and pray Nick and his mom

theres a youtube video of hitting the buoy its scary and bone chilling to watch