Joe O. Naylor Jr.

Joe will be missed by us. He was a close friend of ours.

My deepest sympathy to the Naylor family. Joe was a great outdoorsman and good friend to my in-laws Hollis and Betty French. I have the fondest memories of hunting with Joe and Hollis together on the Karsch Ranch near Boerne, where Joe taught me such things as wiping my boots on cedar to avoid tracking unusual scents that would scare deer. Joe was always thoughtful, kind and a willing mentor and friend. He will be among many friends now.

Besides all the wonderful memories I have of both Joe and Pauline growing up, I have the memories of the enjoyable times we spent the past several years taking Joe grocery shopping, eating out and playing games with some of my Irving friends. Joe maybe gone from this life but never forgotten. He is reunited with Pauline, my parents, Frank & Mary Chatham, and Dick & Alice Schwarz, and many others. Do you think they are enjoying a game of 42?
My sympathies to the family. God be with you.

We saw Joe many times when he was friends with Bill's parents, Margaret & Gil Triesch. We last saw him at Gil's funeral about 2003. Joe was always friendly and we liked him and enjoyed talking to him. Our sympathies to his family and loved ones.

Our sympathy to Joe's family. Many wonderful memories of Vance-Jackson Rd. doings during our growing up years. Joe and Pauline were very important to the Schwarz family.