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Joseph P. "Skip" Cilbrith

September 26, 1957 — November 26, 2024

Seneca Falls

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Joseph P. Cilbrith, 67, of Seneca Falls, passed away on November 26,2024 with his family by his side. 

 A man of remarkable character, he left behind a legacy of love, strength, and kindness that will be cherished by all who knew him. Joseph proudly served his country in the Army. His professional life included working for Amtrak in California and Evans Chemetics LP, a DOW company, in Waterloo, New York. 

 During Skip's time in California, he welcomed his two sons Joseph Cilbrith and Joshua Cilbrith, into the world, creating a family that became the center of his universe.

 In his younger years, Skip was an avid bodybuilder, competing in shows and dedicating himself to physical fitness. His passions extended beyond the gym to motorcycles, his family, and especially his beloved grandchildren who brought him endless joy.

 Joseph was a man who would always lend a hand or help anyone in need. His love for his dogs was unparalleled, often rivaling his affection for people. He was known for his iconic phrase, “Do it for the man with no legs,” a testament to his resilient spirit and encouragement for others to push forward, no matter the challenges they faced.

 Joseph will be deeply missed by his sons, grandchildren, and all who had the privilege of knowing him. May his memory inspire us to live with the same strength, compassion, and love that he exemplified each and every day.

 Keeping with Skip’s wishes, a celebration of life will be announced at a later date. The family would love for anyone who may have known Skip to share with them any stories or memories they may have with him.

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