Joseph L. Simpkins III

Dear Simpkins Family-
Please accept my sincerest sympathies on your loss of Joe. I remember your whole family well from when we lived in Woodbury. It is very hard to lose family members, and I pray you will be comforted by many memories. My wishes go out to all of you, especially my WHS classmate, Judy.

Thinking of all of you at this time of bereavement of Joey. Why did the chicken cross the road? Nana said to get to the other side. However while driving back to NY after having gone to Joey's memorial service, there was a turkey crossing I-295 just before exit 43. She was in the median the last we saw her, and I know Joey would have made a great story out of her crossing. Prayers and love to all, XOX Cousins Sue and Elmer

Joe had a way of telling stories that would have made Mark Twain envious, somehow you would always believe him or really want to. He had a way of getting me or my friends to do things that he knew better than to do, and he would be there laughing and enjoying the joke untill we all fell over laughing. I love you and will miss you Joe, as only a brother could.
Tom

Judy and family - we are so sorry for the loss of your brother....I still recall going to your home(your parents) and watching the Phillies that you loved!
M& D also convey their condolences and hope Joe was peaceful while passing - we are in FL so don't know if Joe was ill or not - God must have needed a special angel and he picked Joe - our thoughts and prayers are with you & your family.
Sincerely, Bill & Pat Volk and Bob & Pat Aiken

Judy and Family, As long as hearts remember and as long as hearts still care...we never part with those we love, they're with us everywhere. Hugs, Joyce Simpkins

Judy,
Chandler and I are sorry to hear about your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Sorry for your loss, Judy. Rest assured your beloved brother is resting in the palms of our dear Lord!

The Lewis Family