Joseph's Home Going

No one has the words to begin to try to tell this story but my sister, Melanie, said it beautifully. These are her words: 

How could it of not been a nightmare? Dear God please give me the strength to be strong for my husband and family. Friends on Saturday night my brother in law my husbands brother died in a motorcycle accident. But he wasn't just a brother in law he was my brother, a brother, a son, a husband, an uncle, a grandson, a nephew, a cousin, a friend and so much more. For each of those titles in could tell you why he was the best. Truth be told he was probably the favorite in all of those categories. I can't remember ever seeing him without a smile. He lit up a room, he never said no if you asked him for a favor and he never reminded you that he had done you a favor, he never asked for anything in return. He had an amazing sense of humor. He was a red neck, country boy, gun carrying, dirt bike riding, big truck driving, America loving man. He was one of the kindest, loving, caring, giving, gentle, sweet, awesome beautiful souls. I don't know how we're going to live without him. I can't say enough good things about him. Keep us in your prayers. I guess only the good do die young.

 Joe left behind lots of loved ones and he deserves a beautiful home going. Let's help ease the families financial burden, so they can focus on healing.