Don't have the words at the moment. Fitting obituary for Joe. Rest in peace. Thanks for the memories in my childhood. Cars, kites, schnapps, boobies, science, space, aircraft, the track, more boonies. Thanks for all the great music and firsts, Fleetwood Mac, cheech and Chong (Dave's still not home), the 70s, 80s, 90s, y2k, Dave Mason band, so much more. All that trivia and all those misguided and guided adventures. Irreplaceable person in my life... guess I did have some words. Condolences to Barb and Adam and his friends grieving.
We have known Barb and Joe for most of adult lives, we have not seen either of them much for a very long time as we live out West now. We stayed in touch through mutual friends and with Barb through Facebook recently. So we know how wonderful their life together as a partners has been, especially the birth of their son Adam and more recently their
Such a fitting tribute to our dear friend Joe! I will always have such fond memories of our long chats on the cottage deck, ranging from ancient aliens to the far north and just about everything in between. He was always so warm and welcoming to us all; truly a gentle giant of a man. His love of Barb and Adam was evident in everything he did and said, and I hope this will offer strength and comfort to them now and always.
They still make them like Joe, but they don't put them together.
Very sad to learn Joe has passed on after such a valiant effort. I truly believe we will be reunited one day with our loved ones. Rest In Peace, Joe. xo
When you lose a friendship of 50 years, one who has gone through all the ups and downs and most treasured moments of your life, it is an immense loss. Rest in peace, Joe and may your soul be free now to love and watch over us as you always did.