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Jim & Karen Fuchs
July 29, 2006
Joe was a great neighbor to have. Joe introduced himself to us within days after we moved in and made us feel welcomed. When it came time for our house warming party, Joe and his sawsall saved the day. I had gotten tubes of hamburger and had done as a friend suggested, putting them in the freezer to make it easier to slice off patties. What my friend failed to tell me was that I should only put them in the freezer for an hour or two, not a day.
Enter Joe and his Sawsall!
Joe will be missed by the entire neighborhood. His quick smile and contagious laugh especially.
Dobie & Pat
July 28, 2006
Our deepest sympathy to Joe's family and many friends.
Debbie Adamski
July 28, 2006
When we relocated to St. Francis several years ago, my husband and I were fortunate to move into the house right next door to Phillip (Joe)Young. Joe made us feel welcome from the start.
Avid gardener that he was, Joe spent quite a bit of time in his back yard. As each winter turned into spring, we saw Joe transition from his preoccupation with model trains to making grandiose plans for his gardens. We will always treasure the times that we spent with Joe, talking and laughing over the backyard fence.
Joe had a wonderful sense of humor. His laughter was contagious. He was one of the nicest and most generous people my husband and I have ever known.
Tony & Char Sanfelippo
July 28, 2006
Joe was our good friend and we will miss him.
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