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Kevin Shyne
February 6, 2021
It was a blessing to know Joe and to spend time with him, especially in Arizona's Superstition Mountains which he loved so much. Our hike to the top of the Flat Iron was an experience that I will never forget. I couldn't agree more with the other entries in this guest book. Joe was intelligent, generous, kind and humorous, and the world is a better place because he was in it. God speed, my friend.
SCOTT HAMILTON
January 22, 2021
Miss you much, Joe. Sharon and I are very sorry to see your journey end so soon. Rest in peace. Wishing your family recovery from the pain of the present - that they might soon experience for themselves the joy you had for the many seemingly small, important things in life. Scott & Sharon
Tim Laurie
January 14, 2021
wow, had a lot of great times with the family growing up as kids. so sorry to see this. your entire family was so close to ours back in the 70,'s. may you all find peace and remember, joe is in the lord's hands now being well taken care of.
Hopefully this can put a smile to your faces in this troubled time, YAHTZEE
Elvia Jacono
January 14, 2021
I am so saddened by this news. Joe was such a great colleague I have worked with for so many years. God bless your good and kind hearted soul. You will be sorely missed. Condolences to all the family.
Alan Greenberg
January 14, 2021
I worked with Joe for about 2 years in the US and am so very sad to hear this news. He was a conscientious, caring and diligent co-worker who went the extra mile to share his experience with others. He wasn't afraid to speak his mind and offer ideas and we would often laugh about some of the challenges we had to manage together. He had a great sense of humour. One of my favourite memories was following a client event we hosted at the baseball in Phoenix (which his daughter came to), and the excesses of F&B we ordered that went unconsumed when a few people no-showed. Needless to say between us we made more than a dent in the excess to make up for those who missed out and ensure there was minimal waste! He gave me some solid advice before I became a father to a baby girl in 2020 which I won't forget. I was looking forwards to calling in on Joe in AZ post-Covid on my next biz trip for a catchup beer and sharing some stories about our daughter's first year, but I will make sure to visit those mountains he always talked about hiking. My deepest condolences to the family and may you rest in peace my friend, I know you will be missed by many. Alan
Siobhan lynch
January 13, 2021
A fabulous business partner who was passionate about his work. Joe was a friend and colleague who I will miss talking with about family, life and the ever changing platform of treasury thru the years! May you Rest In Peace and May your family find comfort in reminiscing about all the great times you shared together. Humbly - Siobhan
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