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Cordell Jarrett
November 23, 2008
Listen World, Everybody should have an "uncle Joe". One day, i was stationed in Hawaii and i was becoming a man and having problems. I asked my uncle what should i do. He said, did you hear about the man who had just lost his left side. i replied no! he said well he's alright. i can share many more stories about me and my uncle, but i would only cry. like now. Uncle Joe should has always stop me from shooting myself in the foot, with these positive parables. Life for me is already hard without you unc'. I'll tried to do my best and remember what you always told me. Be cool! This is really hard to do, i miss you man . love your friend and nephew. Corky!
November 20, 2008
How deep the loss...of a father, grandfather, brother, uncle, cousin, friend and teacher. In his lifetime he had to endure the loss of his father, mother, sister, son and so many other beloved family members. Deep was his loss... More than forty years ago he touched my heart in a very profound way. He held my hand and changed my life. Joe always marched to the beat of a different drummer, to some special music that no other ear could ever hear. He was blessed in so many positive ways. He was an artist, intelligent, funny, a free thinker and spirit. He created a very unique personal style that was true to his individuality, talent and strong will. He had a very special quality that always reflected his calm and gentle inner spirit. When you saw his soft smile it was like magic because a smile would instantly appear on your face. The world will never be the same without him. How painful it will be not to see his face, his smile, to hear his laughter or just sit quietly with him and have a conversation. I feel blessed to have had the opportunity to know and love him. Joe, rest ye gentle spirit. How great the loss...How deep the pain...
Elaine
dwayne bailey
November 5, 2008
rest in peace uncle joe gone but not forgotten
Mr. and Mrs. William(Jorena) Arnold
October 29, 2008
We are deeply sorrry for your loss. I just lost my grandmother and did not think I would ever be ok without her. I believe that she is with me always, in spirit. Joe seemed to be a kind and gentle man. He will be with us always. Our love goes out to you and our deepest sympathy at this time. We will hold you in our daily prayers.
Juanita Chapple
October 27, 2008
I would like to give my condolences for his family and pray that god give them strength. Joe was a very funny and loving person from what I knew of him. God always gives us something that stands out and his was his personality. He joked around at every family gathering at my mother in laws house and was just a very positive person that always talked about computers from where he worked. He brought joy and pride to the family. He was a good person and his spirit will live on for ever and ever.
My heart and prayers is with the family. God Bless from the Chapple family.
MARLENE SALLIS
October 27, 2008
JOE YOU KNOW WHEREVER YOU ARE THERE WILL ALWAYS BE A PARTY AND A GOODTIME!! LUV YA MUCH!!
WE WILL KEEP THE FAMILY TOGETHER. COOKIE
Larry & Nila Grayned
October 26, 2008
Our hearts go out to you at this time and in the days ahead.
Mary Lou Conley-Jennings
October 25, 2008
Bonita, and the Grayned family, I am sending you love and prayers from my heart to your hearts. Keep God in your life and know that we will see Joe again. Joe was a smooth and soft spoken person, whom I've known all my life. We are Decatur, Illinois family from way back. I want to let you all know that I am here for you. I'll keep you and your family in my prayers always. With family love, your sister in Chirst Jesus forever.
Bro. Karl Cherry
October 25, 2008
We may never know the time, we may never know the reason, but we may know GOD. My family prayers are with Brother Grayned and his Family, R.I.P. my Brother.
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