Joseph Mitchell "Papa Joe" Inman

Dear Laurie and Inman Family,
My heart is filled with such sadness for you and all of Joe's family. He was loved by so many. Joe was fun and easy to be around.
No pretenses; just an honest goodness.
After his death, I pulled out old photos dating back to 1970 of our group of friends through the years. San Luis, El Golfo, birthday parties, regular ol' keggers, picnics in the desert and camping trips with the kids. A pictorial chronology spanning 47 years evidencing...

RIP Joe

Joe was a friend back in the 70's at YHS

My deepest condolences to your family. May you find comfort in knowing that the hearer of prayer will sustain you through out this most difficult time. Matthew 21:22

To the Inman famliy- At a time like this words are so hard to come by. My daughter Amy Jorden said it best... Uncle Joe was so gentle and always treated me kind. When we met Joe and Laurie and extended family we had to agree with our daughter. Please accept our heart felt condolences. Bob and Jeanne Vehrenkamp Peace and love to all of the Inman family.

Laurie,
I'm so sorry to hear about Joe. My heart goes out to you and your family. My wish for you, is that your loving memories will help you through this most difficult time. May God be with you now, and in the days to come.

Sincere Condolences,

Linda DeLaughter

My heart felt condolences to the Inman family during this time of loss. High School with Joe (and John)was so fun as he was such a great guy. May the precious memories with Joe enrich your lives as you press on for one another.

Sincerely,
Christina Harrah (Bowers)

My condolences to the Inman family over the loss of Joe. I can only hope that your years of happiness and your many good memories will enable you to live with this sad loss.
Affectionately yours
Connie Lafkin

Many of my fondest high school and early college day memories are rich with my experiences with Joe Inman, he was a wonderful man who had much love in his heart for everybody and everything.