Joseph Vernon Veach

To a sweet, sweet family. I feel like I know you all...through my visits with Joe. He would frequent my cookie store on the mall. After riding his bike and picking up cans he would then come walk at the mall and sample my cookies...so much that I gave him a hat so he could advertise for me. I learned a lot about his life, his family and his sweet Angie. He always asked about my parents and my girls always calling them by name. Other than my parents he is the only one to call me by my full...

Our sympathy goes out to the family, Joe will be greatly missed......we were so use to seeing him come by the apartment complex to pick up cans.....he would stop by and talk to all of us that work here for southwind. We know that he is in a better place now! We will miss you greatly Joe.
Southwind Apartment staff

To The Family of Mr. Joe, We were one of the lucky people to have know him. Mr. Joe, would come and pick up cans about three times a week so we saw him pretty often. He was aways talking about his family. Mr. Joe, loved his family very much and was very proud of his family. He always told me my yard looked very nice. Mr. Joe, will be greatly missed.

Daddy-Bird,
Thanks for all the good memories. Fishing, motorcycle riding, and putting those darn toys together at Christmas. Also thanks for letting me marry your beautiful daughter. I'll miss you. Love, Wayne

Daddy,
I feel such deep pain in my heart. Thank you for all you did for me. I know that you are at peace in Heaven. You are my angel watching over me. I will see you one day and you'll be waiting with open arms. I'll always love you. Your Loving Daughter, Judy

To Angie and Judy: I am praying for your comfort and relief during this trying time. Joe was truly a friend for many years and will be missed by a lot of folks.

Grandaddy,
Words can't express enough of how much you will be missed. We love you so much Grandaddy and know you will be looking down helping us take care of Granny. Love Robert, DeeDee, Hunter and Matthew

To Joe's Family...Word's cannot express the loss of such a wonderful,loving, special person. My husband and I had known Joe for over 15 years. We would visit when we saw him on his bike. He shared birthdays with my husband.
We talked about the love of his life "Angie", her health, his health.
He was such a wonderful person who will be greatly missed.
One of my son's from Fort Worth, named Joe was his friend also while he lived here in Waco. On his visits to Waco he would ask for Joe...

Granddaddy,
We will miss you so much. We will cherish the memories that we all have of you. You were the best granddaddy that we could have ever asked for. We're happy now that you will not be suffering anymore. We love you so much. We will see you again one day until then...keep telling your stories up in heaven and playing that harmonica...

We love you,
Cindy, Lonnie & Steven