Dear Brenda and Families, So sorry to hear of your father's passing. Your tribute to him is touching - filled with love and memorable stories of a remarkable man! A life well lived! My deepest sympathies, Novelle
Our sincere condolences to the family. Joe and Steve spent many of hours together travelling extensively in the back country. He was a great friend and always there if you needed a hand. He will be truly missed.
Steve & Cecilia
Thank you. Dad had a lot of good times in the back country. He was lucky to have good friends to share those adventures with. I remember being on a couple of those trapping runs....although I was very young.
I met Joe thru by brother in law Billy. I remember always with a smile and being so friendly. Condolences to all who loved him. Also your mother taught me in school, she was a hoot while still being a great teacher.
Joe was a friend of my father Billy Dwyer. Dad used to tell us stories of their adventures. Your tribute to Joe was lovely. Please accept our family’s condolences
Thank you, I have heard Bill's name often over the years and also had the pleasure to chat a couple times. Dad considered him to be one of his closest friends.
So sorry to hear of Joe's passing he was a great guy , I knew Joe since I first met him circa 1965 in the former Trenton Works Tank Shop may he rest in peace
