Joseph L. Brehm

Dear Jan, Janelle, Jodene and Family,

So sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Lori (Crispe) Adler

I was a young woman, working in construction for Mountain Bell in the mid 1970s, at a nontraditional Stockman job when Joe was a foreman. His involvement at that time with Little Britches is still vivid in my memory. I was 20 at the time and remember him so vividly. I eventually moved on to different jobs and departments but have not forgotten Joe. I have often thought of Joe and what he went onto, many good things, which I expected him to do.
God Bless you all. Roxana Madrid

We are sending our deepest sympathy to you Jan & your family. We will cherish the fond memories we have of knowing you guys. the Little Britches Rodeos, the dances and lets not forget the years Marv & Joe traveled the road to Steamboat Springs and back to Longmont-lol! Our thoughts and prayers are with you and yours.
Yours very truly, Marv & Rita Zielsdorf. Shepherd, Montana

Jan, since I don't have your address in Kansas, I'm sending my thoughts and prayers to you and your family in this way. Joe was a very special person - hard working and down to earth. My condolences. Glenna Havens-Mathes

Jan we are so sorry to hear about Joe. He was a great guy. Glad to hear he went on driving, will always remember his experiences in the snow when he started driving with us.
Sheri (Steward) Porterfield

I was very sorry to hear about Joe. Some of the most vivid memories I have are growing up as neighbors just NE of Longmont, sharing summer weekends and evenings at the Ride'em-Slide'em arena - enjoying an old-fashioned team roping jackpot. Things have changed since then but Joe's smile is embedded in my memory.