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Aaron Barnett
July 30, 2010
I am so sad. I can't even say that I knew Joe. I worked with him at Airnet, although I never had the chance to fly with him. I would see him atleast every other day at Denver and I doubt we exchanged more than a few words at one time but for many years I came across him there and never saw anything but gentle kindness from him to others. And more kind words that I could use to describe what I saw of him but I will let others who knew better have that privilege.
I have thought of him since where others that I truly knew I barely remember.
My deepest sympathy
Craig Washka
July 30, 2010
My condolences to the Seaborn Family! I had the pleasure of working with Joe for many years at AirNet! He was very kind and sincere and I'm sure he will be missed. Celebrate Life!
Mike Corll
June 23, 2010
I grew up next to Joe, I was completely shocked when I got the news of Joe's passing. We hung out together growing up, but after high school lost touch. We made a lot of great memories with a lot of fun times. In high school we were in the Concert Choir. Joe was a year older and therefore my driver. We had some great times and parties in choir. We double dated and my then girl friend would become my wife. I am so sorry we lost touch, life is too short. Joe was truely a great guy, never had anything bad to say, he was always happy. Will miss you.
Skye
June 22, 2010
I was in Joe's 3rd grade class, and he brought in a big bucket of seashells from a recent vacation for show & tell and then passed it around the room for us to each take a few. I had never had or touched a seashell before and thought only the really smart people like him got to go to those places and have those things, and so I was very, very happy that he shared them with us/me ....
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Keith Anderson
June 22, 2010
Joe was a genuine person to all he met. I enjoyed working with him for a good number of years at U.S. Check/ AirNet and keeping in touch with him over the years. I was truly saddened today to learn a friend has left us. I never had the pleasure of meeting you, Amalia and Owen, but Joe talked about you often. He enjoyed flying,Miatas and other things but he LOVED his family. I am sorry for your loss.
Amber Barnstable
June 17, 2010
I worked with Joe at AirNet... I had the pleasure of talking with him every night at the beginning of his shift. He was always friendly and very respectful, that always stood out to me. I wish him well on his journey.
Tim Hisnay
June 17, 2010
I first met Joe back in 1993. He was a pilot for US Check, and I flew with him until my own route opened up. I liked him right away, and we had many interests in common like guitar, motor sports, snowboarding, and the outdoors. We more or less stayed in touch over the years. I last talked with him back in April. He had lost his flying job and wanted to hear about my experiences since I had just gone through the same thing. In spite of difficult circumstances, his optimism was very evident, as was his love and concern for his family. Joe was a class act. He will be missed.
Tim Hisnay
Dan Vossman
June 15, 2010
I flew with Joe for many years at US Check / AirNet and considered him a good friend and pilot. Joe was always such a nice easy going guy, even keeled and kind to everyone - a pleasure to be around. I wish more people, myself included, could be more like him in their daily lives. I know too well the pain that Joe's family must be feeling right now, and my heart goes out to them. You are in my thoughts and prayers, God bless.
Will Tebeau
June 14, 2010
Best wishes to Joe's family- I flew with Joe at OSU and Airnet- he was a great man and one of the nicest people I ever met. I'm so sorry for your loss.
Steve Caskey
June 14, 2010
Joe- I"ll always remember Grandma putting us back to back at get-togethers to see who was taller! I think there was always a respect and a little rivalry between us, and I will always regret I didn't try harder to stay in contact as the years went by. It's plain you touched many lives, and left your mark in this world in such a positive way. You will always be taller than me, cousin.
Mike Caskey
June 14, 2010
Joey was my cousin whom I rarely visited as a kid growing up. I only recently began an email correspondence with him and he spoke lively and happily. I will miss my cousin a lot and wish I had had more time to get to know him after so long. God Bless you, Joey.
ines saubidtet
June 12, 2010
Poco te conoci, pero lo que vi de ti en el tiempo que pase contigo y Amalie me hizo quererte y saber que los dos habian hecho la mejor eleccion al decidir estar juntos y formar una familia, se que ahora estas con Dios y Livy y que cuidaras de Owen y Amalia desde alla Agradezco el haberte conocido y siento un gran dolor porque te has ido
Jody Stirpe
June 10, 2010
A tranquil man was he.
Keeps his thoughts with thee.
Rage was not his way,
but lived patient, day by day.
Placid…
Loving, caring spirit…
Patient…
Giving…
Tranquil man was he.
Leslie Eliel
June 10, 2010
Joe, this beautiful picture of you says it all--present, kind, grounded, generous. We will miss you so much, and will have our love around Amalia and Owen, to whom you gave so much and for whom your absence, I'm sure, is unspeakably profound.
Julie G
June 10, 2010
Love you, Joe. You are greatly missed.
Patty Groenen
June 10, 2010
Joe was an amazing, evolved man!!! He died far too young and will be missed more than words can express. We love you Joe!!!
Mary Seaborn
June 10, 2010
Joe was a very lovable son. He was friendly with everyone as a child. His second grade teacher had to have him sit near her for awhile to get him to focus. He liked to walk and explore the outdoors. His flying took him to the West where he met the love of his life--Amalia. We are so grateful he did for the Fisch family is charismatic.
Amalia Fisch
June 10, 2010
I love you sweetie...I miss you so much...xoxo A
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