JOE M. WOOLFOLK

I couldn't find you guys bc I didn't know how to spell your last name. JUST now reading a John Sanford Prey book, found a spelling incorrectly but got me looking again. Accidentally found you both. I m so sorry to hear about Joe s death but glad he got to do it 'His' way. We were friends from Lake fork. Charlie worked night sat UT College in Tyler as a police guard. Charlie was sick and we lost our trailer. I lived on our deck freezing in Winter. Joe brought me overa heater. He later bought a...

Joe was a generous and loyal man whom was a friend to me. I am sorry for your loss, Judy and family.

He was a special man, and I was honored to have been part of his life.

Judy and Jason, I am so sorry for your loss. I met Joe many years ago and he was the one that introduced me to you as a State Farm Agent. I had my insurance with you until I moved to Atlanta. Joe was a dear. He had a great sense of humor. He advised me to have two or three sources of income. He has been welcomed in Heaven for his good heart despite the challenges he had with his on earth! Prayers to you and your family.

Joe was one of a kind, and he was a friend who would be there for you no matter what. He had a generosity many people never got to see. Judy was his very competent caregiver, and Joe was able to die in his sleep just as he had wished. RIP dear friend of 50+ years.