Joseph J. Loch

Joe and I were both military veterans. Joe served during World War II and I served during the Vietnam War. I will always fondly remember the wartime stories we shared with each other during our visits at Joe's home in Riverwoods, Exeter.

Still missing you greatly Joe but I know you're in a better place. God speed.

Had lots of fun with you at The yankee swap at Christmas time. Loved having you with us every year. Fond memories that will last forever.

I'll never forget the first time I met Joe. He had the ability to get everyone in a room, I mean, strangers to talk. He had all of us in song at our office this past spring singing, "Show me the way to go home"! It was magical, truly. A group of stangers singing together. Joe was what the world needed more of. I'll never forget him and the traits he taught me that I so admired. Thanks for telling us your stories, Joe. We love you!!! All my love to his family. He was remarkable.

So sorry for your loss, Joe was a great man and it was a joy to know him.

Joe was a dear Christian friend whose company I enjoyed greatly. I will miss him deeply but know he is now at home with the Lord.

Uncle Joe we will all miss you holiday kisses. May you rest in peace.

Bob, I'm sure your uncle will be remembered as a remarkable man. Sorry for your loss, but I'm sure he's met up with my uncle Lt. Joe Mathieu who was in Iwo Jima. They must have past paths along the way somewhere. Thinking of you all, and my Best wishes.

Bob and family, So sorry to see your note and read about your uncle. A life well lived. Cherish your memories.