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Scott Smith
April 29, 2024
I did not know Joe extremely well, I work at Bunker Hill Cheese, where he used to work, and he stopped in a few times to visit, and that is how I met Joe. We had a few good talks, and he was extremely friendly, funny, and he loved his family. He showed me his Thunder Buggy (Pictures), and he lit up when talking about it, as well as it being something he could spend time with his son on.
It was strange, just last week I thought to myself, "I have not seen Joe in a while". You meet a lot of people in this life, and some people you can tell they are genuine and have a good heart, that is what I knew of Joe.
My condolences to his family, he will be in Heaven waiting for you all.
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