Joe URBAN

Our thoughts are with Dale, Daryl, Deb and Richard and their families at this time. I have many fond recollections of both your Dad and Mom, particularly the hospitality they showed every time I visited their home. They were particularly gracious to LJ when she met them for the first time a few years ago. My fondest memory of Joe is when he was trying to get everyone to drink the cases of liquor he purchased to celebrate Dale's marriage to Donna many years ago. To this day, I have an incredibly vivid memory of him engaging the guests multiple times to fill up on the assortment of whiskey, vodka and other spirits he purchased on what was clearly a special day for him and Elizabeth. My other fond memory of Joe was the pride he took when Dale joined the military and his joy in telling everyone about this. Please accept our love and condolences at this time as well as the joy we took in knowing this special man. -- Bob, LJ and Polly

As I looled at the Pic's....I rememberd when I was very young going to there house to visit..Joe would always get the treats out & the adults had coffee & tea. As the years went by nothing changed.If Joe was at home or at Grandpa's he always had a smile,coffee & treat if you wanted.
He was a hell of a good Hoall(card game)player...we had some good laughs too.
Love u & will miss u dearly.
Irene & John Roadhouse

Uncle Joe will dearly be missed , our sympathy to the Urban family

To Dale and his family, my deepest sympathy. Through your dark moments, remember the happy memories to help you through your sorrowful time. Keep the love of the memories by sharing with others.

Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal. The Kelley's