Joseph A. Wahed

Joe's memory lives on as a blessing for his family and for the Jewish people. . Rest in peace, my friend.

Kathi, our deepest condolences. We are so sorry we weren't able to attend the funeral, but we are thinking of you and praying for you in your loss. Regards, Dale and Sherbonne' Barnes-Anderson

Kathi, I remember your budding romance with Joe in the early days at WFB...you exuded happiness and I know your lives together were wonderful. Sending love to you in this very difficult time. I'd love to reconnect and sent you a message on Facebook. With love, Shannon (Smith) Hartwell

I worked with Kathi for about seven years in Wells Fargo's advertising department in the early 1980's. When Kathi began seeing Joe and then got married, we were all so happy for her and for Joe, whom we respected not only for his expertise in economics, but also for his approachable humanity. Kathi and family, I am so sorry for your loss. Treasure your memories. Joe will live on in those memories and in your heart.

I was a childhood friend of Joe's wife Kathi, I know they brought a lot of joy to each other. My family's sincere condolences to the Wahed and Twomey families.

I knew Joe when I worked at Wells Fargo in the seventies. He was always charming, bright, and helpful. His passing is a loss to so many.

I worked closely with his wonderful wife Kathy, to whom I send my ardent condolences

I worked in the department next to joe in the late 1980s, with his amazing wife, Kathi. Joe was so intelligent and approachable. He was a wonderful partner to a very influential woman in my life. I know she will miss him every day, And I am sorry for that, and grateful fir the years of happy memories she can fall back on.

Joe was a wonderful, smart, funny, loving man. We met in the early 1980s and went out for a while. We remained friends. His commitment to Jimena, his family and friends was always on his mind. He was a very special man. My condolences to his family and friends. I know he will be sorely missed.