Justin Lloyd Hakey

My dear friend - Jobu - Thank you for lessons you helped me to learn, for the tender words, the support you gave me on my path, and the honesty we shared. May your continued progression take you where you wish to be. We will try to be there for your beautiful Jodee. BTW Justin, do you really have to teach my grandson your favorite hand sign and the tricks you used to play on his mom? AH - what the heck ... we know you are still will us. See you on the other side.

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We didn't find out that Justin had died until Jan. 3. Our good neighbors Norm & Norma Edwards are letting us use their computer so we can send a message.
Justin was a good man. We enjoyed having him for a neighbor when he was young. He had a good heart, and was always concearned about other people. The last time I talked with him, was when he was in Sunshine Terrace Rehab. My Mom is there and I saw Justin in the hallway as I was leaving after visiting my Mom. Justin & I had...

Oh jobu thanks so much for being the good uncle/babysitter and wrestling buddie for my boy I dont thik I could have raised Draco that first year with out you and Levon LOVE Krista,Draco and Jayden

The world seems incomplete with his amazing spirit gone. there will always be a jobu shaped hole in my heart. I will miss him so much words cannot even explain. he was my brother by every meaning of the word. everyone who knew him was better off for it.

Justin and I were close friends years ago. I'd seen him a few times in recent years, and the sweet friendship with him hadn't changed. I was at Oz's funeral, and only just heard of his passing. My condolences to the family -and for you, dear Justin, God speed.

Justin was my neighbor growing up, and on Feb 14 1991, I became deathly ill with pneaumonia, and while walking home from school in a big snow storm I collapsed about 100 yards from my house, when justin saw me, he picked me up and carried me to my door. He will always have a speacial place in my heart for helping me that day. rest in peace Justin. Amber Taylor Koch

I got to know Justin in Logan where we worked on the same factory production line. From that day on we shared many good times and some not so good. Like Jubu, I too am a diabetic and have shared some similar experiences with this disease. Even though I moved away and never saw each other again he was always there for me as a friend and supporter in everything I did. Without this friendship and support I would not have become the person I am today. He gave unconditionally and in full. ...

Jobu I will always remeber my first concert ever was with you there. I rember that day with much fondness and will cherish that memory forever. Peace be with you my brother.

I love you so much. You are such an inspiration. I will think of you always. I will sing the song that you used to sing me as a lullaby and think of you singing it with me. I love you so much. I'll see you on the other side, my hard core uncle. <3<3