Joe-Griffith-Obituary

Joe Blocker Griffith

Dallas, Texas

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Griffith, Joe Blocker (J.B.) January 7, 1920 - April 13, 2010 A native and lifelong resident of Dallas, J.B. Griffith went to Armstrong Elementary school, Highland Park High School where he was Valedictorian, "Most Popular Boy", and captain of the football team. He graduated from the University...

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I am Gypsie's girlhood friend. Mr. Griffith, Gypsie's Grandad, was a fixture of our growing up. He was always such a Gentelman. He was always so friendly and I really looked up to him. I learned some new things about him in this article which highlights his fine life. Gypsie, Sally, and Sissy, my deepest sympathy to you and all your family.

Sissy and Sally,

I am so sorry to hear about your father. I always looked forward to seeing him when I visited. My condolences to both of you and the rest of the family. My prayers are with you.

The Greatest Generation.
Semper Fi,Marine.

My Name is Kim Harrison. I grew up on Betio Island, Tarawa. But spent alot of time on Makin 1978-1981.
Thanks to Mr Griffith and the 2nd Marine Division, I had the most wonderful place to grow up and explore.
My thoughts to his family.

Keilty and Michael Sebastian wish to share condolences with the family of our friend J.B and celebrate his life. He was one of my heroes.

Norma, I was sadden to learn that J.B. has passed . J.B. was an outstanding gentleman and I always looked forward to seeing him during our visits. I know that the last few years were extremely difficult for J.B. but now he has relief.Thinking of you and praying for God's comfort and assurance for you and your extended family at this time-- Slayden Diehl

It is with deepest condolences I send my thoughts and prayers. I am fortunate to have met JB and play a couple of rounds with him. The world has lost a good man, heaven has gained a good soul.