JOSEPH PIERCE WEBB
HILLSVILLE - In memory of Joseph Pierce Webb who passed away, of a brain tumor, November 15, 2015 in the comfort of his home. He was 89 years old.
Mr. Webb was born and raised in the Freemont section of Carroll County on December 7, 1925. Joe graduated in 1943 from Hillsville High School and was a World War Two veteran, serving in the U.S Navy from 1945 -1947.
After leaving the service Mr. Webb came back to the Freemont community, where he worked and became the proprietor of his father's store, Clinton Webb & Company general store and Texaco station until it closed in 1982. In his spare time, Joe took pleasure in golfing and occasionally worked at Olde Mill Golf Course. For many years Joe served as the groundskeeper of the John P. Webb Cemetery, the family's memorial park. He also enjoyed farming, yard work, gardening, watching sports, and spending time with family and friends. Joe always gave family and close friends unique nick names.
Survivors include his wife of 61 years ,married February 14, 1954, Lois Jean Worrell Webb (Frances). Son and Daughter in law Curtis Dale (Fredrick) & Judy S (Judy fly) Webb of Hillsville. Grandchildren , Clinton Ryan Webb (Reno) & Christy Renee Webb (Sissero) of Hillsville. Sister Helen Webb MGrady and nephew and spouse Joseph H & Anne McGrady of Hillsville. Many cousins and close friends. He was preceded in death by his parents Clinton & Grace Webb and brother Clinton Webb Jr.
Memorial Services were held Wednesday, November 18 at 6:00 PM at the Fairview Presbyterian Church in Hillsville with Rev. Ben Behrendt officiating. High Country Services Funeral & Cremations is serving the Webb family. www.highcountryservice.com
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Robert Quesinberry
November 23, 2015
So sorry to just learn of Joe's and Helen's passing. I have so many great memories of both. We all shared such a special time and place together. A close family community where time didn't seem to matter and the world was so different than now, in its perennial beauty and simplicity. Maybe somehow or in some manner we can all still exist there again forever.
Coretta Marshall and Family
November 20, 2015
So very sorry to learn of Joe's passing. We will be lifting you all up in our prayers.
Larry Scott "Spade" Stanley
November 19, 2015
So very sorry to find out that Joe had passed. I had no idea. He was like a second dad to me. I have so many memories of him and the time we spent together that I will never forget. I am so sorry that I did not know.
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