Joshua David Amodeo

My heart goes out to the Williams and Amodeo families. Praying God's presence comforts you all.

I had the good fortune to meet Joshua through a shared hobby. We only ever hung out, chatted, and otherwise enjoyed fellowship online. I never got the chance to meet him in person, and yet I still felt we were friends. It is a strange relationship to know someone only by shared conversation, but I am gladdened by every memory I have of him. He brought an aggressive joyousness paired with a contemplative mind to us all and his passing is deeply felt by friends all across the world.

I had hoped, as many in our friend circle had, to be able to make it to honor him in person, but the distance once again has kept us from meeting.

From the bottom of my heart I wish the family strength in this trying time, and I pray that you are resting gently brother. You will be sorely missed and frequently remembered.

I am so sorry for your loss. I have no words except that I will keep all of you in my prayers. I cannot even imagine what you are going through. I did not know your son personally but know your family through St. Mary´s. Thank you for sharing your son and brother in this testimony to his life which made me feel as though I met him through the eyes of his family and that was comforting and made me smile. One could see how much he was loved. Take care. Love, Anne

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Josh was always such an alive and fiery character. I knew him through playing Pokémon Go to which we all knew his was around because of the gold BMW. He will be missed so much by me and others in our community.

I send all my love to you. Josh was an amazing man and I will always remember him