Dr. Joseph Ewing

Hi Barb. Was just having memories and looked Joe up and saw he (and Roger) both changed addresses last April. My goodness! I´m sorry. If I had known I would have come up. I hope you´re doing well. Have so many fond memories of you all.

Barb, I just found out today I must have missed it in the obit. So sorry . Joe was a great guy I was pleased to call friend. God bless

In loving memory of a wonderful person. Dr. Ewing was my dentist for many years. A genuinely good guy.

I am so sorry for the loss prayers for the family God bless you all

Cary and Katie I´m so sorry to hear of your loss. My heart goes out to you both during this difficult time.

It was an honor to get to know Joe through the Flint Male Chorus. Not only was he a fine second tenor, we utilized his flute playing skills on several occasions as well. I appreciated Joe's big heart for people as well as his candor. You always knew where he stood on things. When Joe was no longer able to sing with the chorus, it was nice to run into him when the Mott Community College Band and Choir did concerts together. Thoughts and prayers for all family and friends who are grieving their...

I played with Joe in the flute section of the Flint Concert Band for a number of years. It was a pleasure. I think the best that can be said of any bandsman is that he played his part as well as he could as long as he could. Who can do more?

Dr. Ewing took me & his son´s to my first Michigan football game in 1972. I fell in love with Ann Arbor & U of M. He was influential in my decision to attend MICHIGAN for my undergraduate studies. Thank you Dr. Ewing for your guidance over the years . You are a True Michigan Man in Heaven! Go Blue Forever