Joshua-Ryder-Obituary

Photo courtesy of Andrews Mortuary and Crematory - Market Street Chapel - Wilmington

Joshua David Ryder

Wilmington, North Carolina

Jul 6, 1981 – Jul 26, 2019 (Age 38)

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BORN
July 6, 1981
DIED
July 26, 2019
AGE
38
LOCATION
Wilmington, North Carolina

Obituaries

Andrews Mortuary and Crematory - Market Street Chapel - Wilmington Obituary

On July 26, 2019 Joshua David Ryder joined his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ in heaven. He was 38 years old. He is preceded in death by his father, Jarrett Delford Ryder, Jr., Grandparents Tommi Ryder, J.D. Ryder, and Jack Griffith.  He is survived by his mother Michele Ryder Bernardini (Frank), brother Noah Ryder (Christian), and sister Alisha Mann (Brent).  In addition, he is survived by his daughter Norah Deirdorff, Grandmother Myrna Griffith, Aunts and Uncles, Tammi D’Agostino, Keri Hartman (Judd), Beri Griffith, Patti Kent (Jerri) and Kim Combs (Kenny), and Cousins, Jean Ann Skou, Aaron, Abbie, and Ethan Kent, Sarah Moawad, Jenna Ross, Christopher and J. Michael D’Agostino, Davis, Leyton and William Hartman. Josh was an athlete who loved tennis, basketball and surfing.  He found peace spending time in the ocean and quiet time with the Lord.  A celebration of life will be held Saturday, August 3, 2019 at 4:00 pm at 828 Church, 6934 Market Street, Wilmington, North Carolina for family and friends.  In lieu of flowers, the family requests that you direct donations to Eagle’s Nest Regeneration, 148 Rehoboth Lane, Floyd VA, 24091.

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I knew Josh from Hawaii days. We both worked at the outrigger hotel on lewers street. I am so sorry to hear of his passing he was a wonderful person. I was able to see him in Hilton head a few years back. Rest in peace my dear friend.

I first came across this during the beginning of the covid pandemic while searching past buddies that I’ve lost contact with, and found myself drawn back to this several times.

I lived with Josh during his college days in Charleston. I was on the tennis team and often spent time with him playing some tennis, hanging out with friends, combing the beach, traveling once to Hilton Head. Josh was special and lit up a crowd with his energy. He was engaging and full of capturing the...

Had some fun times in Hawaii discovering the North Shore for the first time together. Keep your heads up to all his loved ones.

he was an awersome guy who i loved as a freind alot.

So very sorry for your loss.

Hearing Joshs name always brought smiles. Such fond memories of our days in Winfield and the friendship he and Jamie had. We send love, peace and prayers to all the family.

I first met Josh in 2013 at BCRC where I was volunteering to help men in recovery. We became friends and continued that friendship for some time. Josh was enormously capable and dreamed big plans for his life, things that became increasingly difficult to attain as his disease progressed. He wanted to be well. He loved the Lord and is now in a much better place where there is no anxiety, no disease, no bouts with the devil...just the sweet love of Jesus and eternal peace. God bless Josh~

Thoughts and prayers for your family. Josh was the first friend I made when we moved to Winfield. I have so many memories growing up with him. He was such a sweet soul and will be greatly missed.

Prayers from the Horvath family. Josh was a wonderful person - so sweet and kind. We have such fond memories of spending time with you all while living in Winfield. Peace be with you.