Joseph Urdock Jr.

Dear Becky and family, When Steve and I heard we were in shock...My family has known Joe since 1961 and he really was my first dentist. My mother and father loved and embraced Joe from the time he came to Johnstown. All the Kiwanis functions and organizations he belonged to and supported were endless. I was 8 years old when he came to Johnstown and now, we say goodbye to a fine servant and friend 53 years later...only in Johnstown or small towns USA get that. He will be missed very much ...

When great men die, the temptation is to lift up the greatness of The man. Truly great men, Like Joe, know that the only greatness is found in Christ and in humble service to The Lord.

Joe and Becky touched my heart. Joe and I had many conversations about our God. I do know that God sent Joe to me so I would be closer to our Lord. Joe will always hold a very special place in my heart. I will miss him, but I do know one day we will meet again. Thank you Joe for being in my life,...

Joe's presence will be missed in this town. A wonderfull person, a heart of gold, and a beautiful sense of humor. Becky, you are in our thoughts and prayers. Love you guys.

We were so sorry to hear of your loss.

I was sorry to read about Joes death in the News Journal Paper in Mansfield, Ohio. Joe was a good friend of our family in Bergholz and I know he will be missed, not only by your family, but by many friends he had in Bergholz

A great Dentist!! An even better man. A kind soul has been lost. RIP Cowboy Dentist Joe.

Rebecca, John, Donna, Tim, Kelly and Shawn-

We are very sorry to hear about the passing of Doc. He was a kind and good man. Your family will be in our thoughts and prayers.

I bowled with Joe and he is one of the kindest men I have ever known. He was a kind soul. Will miss him emensely. Prayers to you and your family. God bless. Debbie Cook

So sorry for your loss, Becky. Joe was a great man. We will certainly miss him in the American Legion.Prayers for you and your family. God bless.