Joseph Parham

I love you papa

Joe was my Teaneck PAL boxing coach 1967-1968. He was kind and patient, schooling me in both the mechanics and the mindset of the 'sweet-science'. I would never have achieved all that I have without the poise and self-confidence I developed under his schooling. He had dinner at our home at a time when racial tensions were high, never allowing it to divide us. He was a fighter above the fray, and a gift to his community. He is sorely missed.

TO MY FAMILY,
WE WILL TRUELY MISS COUSIN JOE AND HIS SMILE BUT HIS WORK IS DONE AN NOW IT IS TIME FOR HIM TO TRUELY REST. MAY YOU ALL BE BLESSED AN GRADMA WE LOVE YOU.

JOLENE MOSLEY AND FAMILY

To the fammily: May you find strength in knowing that God makes no mistakes; He will supply all of your needs and heal your heart. Be Blessed in the Lord!

To the Family of my good friend Joe Louis Parham, better known to me and many others as "Champ" I offer my sincere condolants and prayers. We have all lost a true and dear friend, who will surely be missed. I've known "Champ" for many years, travelled with him to many fights around the country, and I have never heard him say a bad word about anyone. A true gentleman at all times. To the family, know that he is in a better place where he can enjoy the rest that he so rightly deserves from his...

To my Brother-in-Law. May God pick you up in his arms and welcome you to join Roxie and other family and friends.

To my Uncle Joe, You will be missed. May God Bless you, and our entire family