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Joseph Wyler Obituary
39, Born July 14, 1971, Joseph Jeffery Wyler passed away at his Phoenix home on January 13, 2011. His death came unexpectedly and without explanation. His presence will be greatly missed by all who loved and knew him. Starting at a very young age, Joe was always a hard worker and an independent spirit. He was generous and genuine. He was a comedian and fun to be around. Joe was a dedicated husband and loving brother. He is survived by his wife Patricia (Pat) Wyler, his father William Edward Chatwin, mother Linda Carlton and 16 siblings: Barbara, Marie, Michael, Andrew, Elizabeth, Lydia, Katherine, John, LaDonna, Samuel, Rebecca, Hyrum, Lillian, Daniel, Rulon and Mary. The echo Joe leaves behind will resound in our hearts. Joe is preceded in death by his two brothers, both named William. Condolences can be extended under the Joe Wyler group facebook page.
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Lindsey Rewerts Hawks
January 24, 2011
Im sorry for your loss. You guys will be in my prayers, love ya
Katherine Chatwin Kirkland
January 21, 2011
We have created a public group site on Facebook. Just search "Joe Wyler Memorial" once in Facebook. Please visit there as well, to express your condolences and to view many photos of Joe; and to view people's comments describing his personality and their memories with him.
Katherine Chatwin Kirkland
January 21, 2011
Last summer 2010, Joe was working on an invention that he hoped would help to change the world for the better. He didn't have it perfected, nor did he have it in a smaller/affordable version as yet. He was really concerned that the world might change drastically if he released his idea—he hoped for good. Regardless, he was going to release it without wanting/expecting royalties or notoriety--so anonymously. Joe, you REALLY cared about humanity. I got to witness how important it was to you. Thank-you!!!
Joe, I will always cherish our phone chats of last year . We had some deep, life-reflecting talks—I feel honored to have shared them with you.
"Joseph, We will ALWAYS love you! You were SO kind & special--such a great brother. Your life in Phoenix, AZ made it so that you lived far away for so long. May Peace follow you on your new path. We enjoyed seeing you at the recent wedding. Thank-you!”
Karl & Linda Carlton
January 21, 2011
I first meet Joe on our return journey from Texas after witnessing a younger sisters graduation from military boot camp. An easy smile and a devil may care attitude made a great first impression and fun relaxing dinner. It was such a surprise to have Joe show up to see our new house. A small reunion of brothers gathered soon and recounted many stories of a happy childhood. Joe came from a very large family and he enjoyed himself throughly when gathered with his family as witnessed at his sisters wedding last November. We are so greatful he came to the wedding and left us with a memory of the happy smiling Joe we will always remember. Even though I have not had the opportunity to meet Pat, I want Pat to know she has my deepest sympathies. I too lost my first spouse suddenly and I grieve for you too.
Michael Casmpos
January 21, 2011
Joe was certainly a unique individual, we shared many of the same interests.I will always charish the memories of the dunes Joe took me my first, and second times. I WILL MISS YOU JOE!!!!! The next fireworks I light off will most certainly be dedicated to you. Michael Campos (Mesa Arizona)
Joe at my wedding Nov. 12, 2011.
Lillian Harnden
January 21, 2011
As far as brothers go, Joe was a giant. I take comfort in believing that in Heaven distance does not keep us apart, that we will be together again, and that Joe knows his true value there. Beautiful Joe.
Pat, I wish I could help.
BARBARA CROCKETT
January 21, 2011
MY PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU PATTY. WHAT I REMEMBER MOST ABOUT JOE WAS HIS BEAUTIFUL EYES. HE SEEMED TO BE SUCH A NICE PERSON. I LOVE YOU PATTY.
BARBARA CROCKETT
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