Joseph-Okey-Obituary

Joseph Okey Jr.

Charlotte, North Carolina

1943 - 2018

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Joseph Alan Okey, Jr. CHARLOTTE - Joe Okey passed away at home in Charlotte on August 31, 2018, with his loving wife Diane by his side. He was born January 15, 1943, in Graham, NC to the late Edna and Joseph Okey, Sr. After attending NC State University, Joe settled down in Charlotte in 1969. He...

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Diane and family,

I was saddened to learn about Joe's passing. He was a good person and I enjoyed seeing him in our travels in the textile industry and the related meetings and conventions. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

My condolences to Marianne, David, Paul, and Diane. Joe was a great friend. Though we lost touch over the last few years, I always enjoyed playing golf and telling stories in the "dungeon" at MPCC with Joe. I'm proud that I was one of his many "bubbas".

Diane , You and Joe both touched my Heart down in Aruba ! I will Treasure those Memories we had in the Sun and Sand !!! I will give a toast to Joe ..... with a Smile .... and a Margarita !!! My best to You and Family ..... with a long distance HUG from N.J.

Betty and I wish to extend our heartfelt condolences to the entire family. Joe was a true and cherished friend for almost 50 years. Tailgating with our fellow Wolfpackers, trips taken together and the good times shared will always be remembered. Joe, thank you for brightening the days of so many of us with that smile and fun loving attitude. You will never be forgotten.
Ed Edwards

Always enjoyed playing golf with Joe. He was sneaky good!!! Great pardner. Loved helping David and Paul with their golf games. Super young men!! Thinking about you guys in this time of great loss!!!!, dave Farr aka snake

A GOOD FRIEND WHEN WE WERE KIDS!

Joe will be deeply missed by those of us in the textile industry. Please read my blog about this fine gentleman here: http://www.etextilecommunications.com/blog2-c30w.

Diane I am so deeply saddened to hear you lost
Joe. Always loved seeing you guys at Rountree.
Joe and I talking NCState football while you were
picking your favorite flowers. My prayers are with you and the family.

A scholar, a gentleman and connoisseur of fine golf.