Joseph Monroe

After all these years you are still in my thoughts. Missing all nice things you always did for our family. You are now with my husband Wade and your wonderful wife Jean. Our prayers are with you and I hope your prayers are with me. LaVerne Gill

After all the years that have pasted you are still in my thoughts. Your beautiful wife Jean is now with you. Wade passed away last year and hopefully he will be with you in that heavenly place. I miss all of you and you will forever be in our hearts. You are all not hear but never forgotten. All my love LaVerne Gill

Joe Monroe was the greatest friend anyone could ask for. He was always there for our family. We think of him often and still miss him to this very day. He will always be in our hearts.

Our prayers and thoughts go out to all the Monroe and Schreiber families. It is so hard to lose a parent, particularly when you're such a close, loving family. He was blessed by that, we are certain.

Dear Maureen,

I'm sorry to hear about your Dad. He was such a kind man.
Your wonderful family was so greatly admired by the OLA community.

With deepest regrets,
Kathleen Griffin

Dear Jean & Family:
I just returned from being away to be greeted by this news of Joe. He was held in fond regard by many of us in the Cleveland Clinic Emergency Department, as I know he was in many areas here through his years of unselfish service as a Volunteer and Ambassador. Never self-pitying, he always spoke of how lucky he was and how proud he was of his family. He leaves a legacy to be very proud of, and he will be missed and remembered by many.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Jean & Pat,
Diane and I would like to express our deepest sympathy to you and your family. Those of us here at Butler Manufacturing who worked with Joe over the past 30 years came to know what a caring and passionate person he was. I never met a more devoted family man. God bless you and we'll keep you in our prayers.

Dear Jean and family,
Just to let you know how sorry I am .
After many years I saw Joe at my sister Gerry's funeral and we had quite a conversation comparing our cancer treatments. We talked about many things besides that and I enjoyed every minute of our conversation.
Please convey my sympathy to Mary Murphy. I'll contact her later. My prayers are with you all.
Clare and Jim Dromey Dunedin Florida