JOSEPH THOMAS CROMPTON

Can´t believe it´s been 2 years, I miss you very much, and wish you were back here with all of us, say hi to everyone in heaven for me including my granbaby

Well it´s been over a year now Joey and I wanted you to know how much I have missed you, hope your still enjoying the family reunion up there in heaven where we will all be seeing you again one day, love you Uncle RichMerry Christmas to all up there!

Thank you for sharing Joseph with us. He was definitely a hard shell on the outside, and a big ol softy in the middle. He always showed up. No matter the time or day. One of the best friends I have ever had. Broseph, ... you were one of a kind. So confident. A little too confident sometimes. The ultimate cruising buddy. You never hesitated to be there when someone was in need of a friend. I'm so thankful to have had you in my life. I'll cherish every memory I ever created with you. Alllllll...

Happy New Year Joe, Mom, Dad , Love you guys see you eventually, make sure you tell everyone else happy new year too, to many to mention,

Shirley and Family. We are so sad to hear about Joe. May God give all of you strength in each other´s love to help ease your pain.

Joe, I love you and miss you so much! It still doesn´t even seem real but I know it is because there are so many just as heartbroken as I. Knowing that one of our last moments was around this time of year makes it that much tougher to process. Thank you always being there when I needed you and for being the best cousin. May your soul rest in eternal peace.

Joe was always so positive and vibrant. He could help you solve a murder. His contagious laugh and smile could light up a room. Joe was someone I grew up with when I was younger and in my church days. We grew apart but still lived in the same city. We ran into each other and it was like time went on but nothing changed. He was still his selfless loving self. Thank you Joe for saving me more times than you ever imagined. May we all be just a little like you as we remember you. It sure would...

I was so sorry to hear about Joey. I remember him as a kind and sweet little boy. I taught him in the third grade at Roosevelt. He had the best smile.