Urban Joe Moffatt

I just learned of Joe´s of Joe´s passing. He was my roommate, dear friend, and very talented U of M Television Center colleague during the 1950´s and 60´s. It was a privilege and a joy to know and be among the many classmates and coworkers who benefitted from his humor, thoughtfulness, and extraordinary professional skills. Ron Bornstein, Madison Wisconsin

Joe and I kind of heard about each other. I earned a M.A. in Radio and TV Broadcasting at the U-M. We talked about our favorite professors. Attached is a video program of three whom I admired. Dale Leslie https://youtu.be/3itidSpU7PE

So sorry to hear of Joe's passing. Joe was a dear friend of mine from WUOM-TV. We kept in touch over the years up until a few months ago. He always made me laugh with his great sense of humor. He was a terrific lighting and stage designer, very creative with boundless energy, always upbeat and positive. I will miss him but will cherish the memories.

Joe was a dear friend of mine from 1966-68 when we both worked at WUOM-TV, Ann Arbor. After I graduated in 1968, we kept in touch. He always had a great smile and sense of humor. He was a terrific lighting and set director and always very positive and upbeat. Recently, I emailed him pictures of my children and he emailed me back the pictures of my daughter which he digitized into a heart-shaped necklace and a cover of Vanity Fair magazine that said "The Most Beautiful Girl in the World!" He...

I was sorry to hear about Joe. We were friends from way back in U of M theater department. Worked on many shows together. Extending my deepest sympathy to his family...Jane Retzloff Harrell