Joseph Bradley Costello
Joseph Bradley Costello, 71, of St. Charles, Mo passed away peacefully on November 19th 2025 of Alzheimer’s Disease.
Joe was born in St. Louis, youngest of 3 boys and grew up playing competitive soccer in his youth, at CBC Highschool and at Northwestern University in IL. He continued his love of sports playing men’s slow pitch softball, men’s indoor soccer and taking daily runs which he continued until recently. Joe met his wife, Pam Costello, through mutual friends and after a short time married. Joe and Pam had a loving marriage, laughing, having fun together, raising their family and working around their beloved family home and yard. He was a great husband, father and provider. Joe worked as a delivery driver for most of his life and after an early retirement, he worked in landscape, concrete and maintenance. He was a “Jack of all trades” and never saw a project or problem that he could not fix. He enjoyed teaching others these skills as well. Joe prided himself on his work ethic. Joe was a Christian and gave his life to Jesus- He is in Heaven now with his Lord and Savior.
Joe is survived by his wife of 48 years, Pamela Costello. His son, Bryan Costello, daughter in law, Baby Costello and their children, Collin Costello, Jacob Garrison and Lexi Costello. His daughter, Julie Hewlett, son in law, Mike Hewlett and their children Luke Hewlett, Nina Hewlett and Jack Hewlett. Joe was a special person who loved his family very much and they loved him. Words can not express how much he will be missed. Enjoy Paradise, See you soon! 
Joe was always smiling and making jokes to keep people laughing. A joyous and fun person to be around. We will miss him a lot. Love you Joe.
Pam Bryan Julie. We are so sorry to hear that Joe passed. We are sending Prayers and much love. So many fun times and memories. Love you all.
So sad to hear about Joe’s passing. My prayers are with you all.
I am so sorry and saddened to hear this news! Joe was a wonderful person and brightened the world of anyone whom he was around. He was always pleasant, funny, and had a story to match! It was a pleasure to have known, work with, and to call him a friend! To all of us whom knew Joe the world has gotten a little smaller and dim! God bless you Joe, R.I.P. My prayers to Pam, the rest of his family, and all of his friends.😪🙏❤️🩹
Joe was a great guy.
His smile brighten everyday at work.
Always enjoyed his stories.
You will be missed my friend.
I’m so sorry to hear about Joe, prayers to Pam, and the entire family.