JOSEPH ALEXANDER BAILEY III

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JOSEPH BAILEY Obituary

aka, "Cookie Joe") Died on December 1, 2010 at the age of 36 from Leukemia. Joe was born on September 28, 1974 in San Bernardino, CA. He graduated from Redlands High School in 1993 where he ran cross-country and played on the tennis and soccer teams. During his time in high school, he earned his Eagle Scout Award. Joe then went on to attend Cal State San Bernardino where he was an active member of Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity. Joe will be remembered as a loving brother, a loyal and generous friend, and an avid New England Patriots fan. He was someone who had a strong spirit, especially during adversity. Through all of his own personal hardships, he was always there to help other people and do it with a smile and positive attitude. He will be greatly missed. He is survived by his mother Joy Bailey, father Dr. Joseph Bailey II, sister Jana (Yon) of Highland, and three brothers Jonathon (Debbie) of Seattle, Washington, Jerad of Los Angeles, Jordan of Boulder, Colorado, nieces Amira and Sydney, nephew Tse and many loving aunts, uncles and cousins. A Celebration of Life will be held on Monday, December 6th at 2 p.m. at Trevor's Rustic Inn, 800 Kendall Drive, San Bernardino, 909-886-1086. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to Cal State San Bernardino at 5500 University Parkway, SB, 92407 or VNAIC Hospice Banning, c/o 42-600 Cook St, Suite #202, Palm Desert, CA 92211.

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Published by Redlands Daily Facts on Dec. 5, 2010.

Memories and Condolences
for JOSEPH BAILEY

8 Entries

Lewis Mireles

February 10, 2011

What can I say about Cookie, everyone already said all the good things, lol. I must say if it wasn't for Cookie, college would have been boring, he always made me laugh and always gave me great advice on everything, You taught the true spirit of Paying It forward, You were a genuine person who should have stayed longer, I am truly sorry I wasn't around or kept in touch. But the times we hung out you changed my life, thank you Cookie. You will be missed.

candice farshtey

December 14, 2010

He was the sweetest guy. I got to know him well while dating one of his roomates in college and always hanging at the house. We went to beach, off roading and had several pictures of fun memories and times shared. He was always putting everyone first, he was a great friend the best listener-advice--giver I knew.. He will be TRUELY MADLY DEEPLY missed. Anyone who got the chance to meet and even share one conversation with cookie already knows that their life was blessed and a lil better off for have known Cookie. To his family...I send my prayers at this time and for Cookie--- We love you and know your watching over your friends and family. Candice Farshtey ( CSUSB zeta at the time) From redlands Ca

Mia Griggs

December 6, 2010

Joe was always a person that had a ready smile and a great attitude. I can honestly say that I never saw him in a bad mood or be unkind to another soul. Although he was not always blessed with good health, you never would have known it. He is an example to the rest of us to be grateful for the good things we have in life. Thanks Cookie, and keep on being the life of the party!

William Larry Miller

December 6, 2010

Joe will live forever because he has changed this world for the better.

Johanna Martinez

December 6, 2010

Mrs. Bailey, Jana, Jon, Jerad, Jordan and the entire Bailey Family...
Joey was such a wonderful person - I couldn't help but smile when I was around him.
Please know that my family and I will be here for you now and in the future. Let us know if there is anything that we can do.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Sean Nessman

December 6, 2010

Joey, you will always be with us in our thoughts and our hearts! Glad your pain is finally over! Rest In Peace my friend!

Brother Joe Bailey - Eta Beta, CSUSB '94 and Brother Hoang Dinh - Eta Zeta, La Verne '91

Hoang Dinh

December 5, 2010

Hoang Dinh

December 5, 2010

Joe, you will always be remembered by me as a great friend and brother. I am so sorry to hear of your passing on Wednesday. I did not get a chance to see you since the last time I came to UCLA Reagan Hospital to spend a day with you. I will be there to celebrate your life tomorrow and say my final goodbyes to you. You will be honored and remembered at the Bond Eternal Ceremony at next summer's Convention in Orlando, FL.

Forever in my heart, Rest My Brother.

YITBOS,
Hoang Dinh

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