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Sally Cooper
June 25, 2020
Dear Seth and Dona, sending deeply heartfelt condolences from Kyle and me, as you come to grips with this tragedy. We remember him from many years years ago. We will keep you in our thoughts.
Connie Dent
May 14, 2020
I fondly remember the tour he gave us all at the farm he was working on near Columbus several years ago. He was SO positive and dedicated to growing things the right way and making it work. It's a Happy Day memory for me. Thank you Josh.
Tyrone Clager
May 12, 2020
It has been many years since I last connected with Josh but I believe people's character endure. Josh was kind, happy and smart. He was the kind of person who makes the world brighter for all the people he touched.
Janet OHara
May 10, 2020
Erin, I am so very sorry to hear of your tragic loss. Josh sounds like a wonderful man who truly cherished each day.
Elisabeth Warner
May 9, 2020
Josh was a gentle soul, who had so much love and sweetness for everyone. I am so sad for this loss. Wishes of love and strength to all who love him.
Deanna Griffith-House
May 9, 2020
A shining light dimmed way too soon. You are already missed.
David Heuser
May 7, 2020
I know this sounds pretty far-fetched, but I graduated from CAHS in 1988 with Erin, Stephanie, and Abigail. (D'Lyn graduated in '85, and Josh graduated in '90) All were high achievers, and I now wish I'd had the self-discipline to be in that same category. I only knew of Josh, but remember him as having a positive outlook. Obviously, he wasn't afraid to always try something new, as evidenced in his quest to build the farm on his own. I CAN relate to this, as I've had two close calls with auto accidents myself. (thank goodness for seat belts and air bags) The family is in our thoughts and prayers.
Kimberly Witt
May 6, 2020
I didnt know Joshua personally, but I met him through my job. He would come into my work and tell me and my coworkers about his plants and his love for animals. He ALWAYS had a smile on his face and he was truly one of the nicest individuals that Ive ever met. You could tell how much he enjoyed life just from his conversations and his smile. He truly radiated with happiness and I could just tell that he was the type of person who appreciated the little things in life. I am deeply saddened to hear that he has passed. I am so sorry that the world lost such a sweet, free-spirited soul. We could certainly use a million more just like him.
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