Joseph Francis Herrmann

Hi John, JimWhillans 819s.e.179th av portland 97233 or [email protected]

When the phrase "his eyes twinkled" was coined, it must have been to describe Joe Herrmann. I fondly remember his friendship during the 11 years we worked together at John Hancock. He will be greatly missed.

Dear Doris,
David and I both have very happy memories of you and Joe. Though many years have passed, we consider it our good fortune to have known Joe and your great family. We send our deepest regards.

Margaret and David

Dear John and Molly, I would really love to here from you guys,I realize I did not sign my name now. Karrie Lorain I live in Welches Or. I remember John taking Sean and I up the mountain to see where there family lived when they first came to Oregon.I live at the resort at the mountain.Please email to keep in touch [email protected] to you Karrie

John,Molly and family, Iam very sorry for your loss. Joe and Dory were always very gracious to me whenever I was in there presence.Not to mention what great host's they were when they cooked a few great meals at there house for us.When I read Joe's obituary and saw him in his uniform , I remember how proud he was at John and Mollys wedding that he was able to dress in full uniform for there special day.Joe was so proud that day,it was so great. MY name is Karrie,formerly Karrie Moynihan,one...

I must say that it has been a great honor to be one of the caregivers for Joe during his final year. From the small portion of his life I saw, I can say for sure, he was a truly remarkable person, and a giant of a husband and father to his adoring family. I was consistently blown away by Joe's ability to crack jokes and show interest in other people's experiences, even at the height of his own terrible illness. His strength was truly amazing. I know he will leave a huge void in many lives,...

Dory and family,
I remember Joe mostly as a teenager growing up in Chicago - so handsome in his uniform. Many fond memories of the too few times that our paths crossed after that. Mom, Dad, Aunt Mary always thought highly of Joe and kept us abreast of his many accomplishments. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

I remember a man of sweetness, warmth and humor - someone who was genuinely interested in others. I am sorry for your great loss.

Dory and family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your sorrow. We in the Air Rescue Association will always remember Joe as a kind, dynamic and inspirational leader. He is sorely missed but we gain great solace in knowing that he is soaring with his many wing men and they are all better for having him with them. God bless and keep you. Ken and Carolyn Pribyla