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billy kenton
March 8, 2011
Suzie I am so sorry, Joe was a good friend to me. I met him at Ft. Lewis, Wa. in 1990. He gave me my 1st mole award, Joe is laughing up there, but he knows i earned it. The late nights playing darts in the garage. He loved his frugal burger and sos. Coming to visit us in Hawaii and tasteing Poi for the first (priceless). Wakefield and joe visiting us at Ft. Bliss, TX. I miss his phone calls and his jokes. He will always be a part of me. Joe and I always talked about riding our Harleys to Sturgis but the time ran out. So long my friend I will see you again, then maybe we can have that ride. Our thoughts and prayers to Suzie and family. Love Billy and Linda Kenton (DE)
Karen Hine
March 6, 2011
I am very sad to learn of Joe's passing. Joe was a very good friend and nieighbor to my parents in Parkland for many years. My parents often spoke warmly of his friendship, kindness, helpfulness and wonderful sence of humor. Joe will certainly be missed by all that knew him. Please accept my deepest sympathies as my deepest condolences are with you.
Randy and Cyndi Drake
March 3, 2011
We have a lot of fond memories of Joe. The Mustang gang would meet on Saturday mornings at Forza Coffee in Parkland and share stories and talk about the 'stangs. Joe always made us laugh. We will miss you....
Jackie Soden
March 2, 2011
I grew up hearing stories about Joe and my dad working together for the Nisqually Police. He was a wonderful friend to my father and our family. He was a kind and funny man and we will miss his calls asking how things are out in the land of milk and honey and his special corn deliveries even up until this past year when his health was failing. Thank you to his family for sharing Joe with all of us. He will be missed!
Jackie Soden & Jack and Nancy Jewart
Heidi
March 2, 2011
I worked with CSM Forsman in his last assignment with the NG and wish his family the very best. I thank him and his family for their service and sacrifices to our country.
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