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pamela frost posted a condolence
Sunday, June 21, 2015
i met joe about 5 years ago and took a father figure in him. i enjoyed all his talks about being a cop and laughed with him when he told me those shouldn’t be told ones.i never had the pleasure of fishing with him i was suppose to go out with him and Jimmy after Jimmy fixed his boat ( another funny story ) I would call Joe when i needed that advice he always gave and when i got in an accident and couldn’t reach Jimmy. i still have the picture of when my dog Harley Davidson went to their house and met the cat. I will always remember the fun times we spent visiting him and Carol. God bless you joe till we meet again and when we do let’s go fishing
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Dennis "jersey boy" posted a condolence
Monday, June 1, 2015
Yup it’s the “jersey boy”..gonna miss that every morning when you came in for your coffee.”what’s up jersey boy?” ..you were the great teacher, story teller and friend. Can’t wait till we meet again..keep them on their toes up there. We have the watch down here brother….Jersey Boy
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nancy Lloyd posted a condolence
Sunday, May 31, 2015
You are at peace now joe. I remember taking care of u and the great story you told me about fishing. Your great sense of humor by far surpases any other. Peace be with you now and forever.
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Donna Escher posted a condolence
Sunday, May 31, 2015
Another piece of my heart has gone with you. I’ll see you on the other side, but a light has gone out in my world.
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ROSEMARIE YEARY posted a condolence
Saturday, May 30, 2015
Dear Joe,
You are missed. You fought the good fight and I will always remember your kindness and your great sense of humor. RIP and thank you for your service, my comrade
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Jane Meier posted a condolence
Saturday, May 30, 2015
Joe, you will be missed. So many memories. The most recent was walking the causeway! You never gave up.. Rest well brother, until we meet again. Jane
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Jessica Mitchell posted a condolence
Saturday, May 30, 2015
Joe, it has been such an honor to get to know you over the past couple years. You were such a caring, kind, and selfless man. Your passion and love for your family, friends, and work were an inspiration to so many, myself included. I’ll never forget the time we shared…listening to your stories, looking through your photographs, laughing when the boat got stuck in the St. John’s river and Ian had to get out and push us through the mud…those were moments I’ll treasure for a lifetime. Thank you Joe, for all you have done for Ian and I. I promise that I will help take care of Carol…we already have plans to go fishing and to the theatre, and though I know she loved your sense of humor the most, I’ll do my best to make sure she keeps laughing. Rest easy Joe, you will not be forgotten.
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Kim Beaumont posted a condolence
Friday, May 29, 2015
Joe, the best of the best. A man of many talents. Thank you for all the wonderful memories and laughter. Love and miss you big guy.
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Lisa Friddle posted a condolence
Friday, May 29, 2015
May the Peace that surpasses understanding be with you at this time of loss.
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Carol ODonovan posted a condolence
Friday, May 29, 2015
Joe, You were always good for a laugh and a smile. When you walked thru the doors at the FOP I always knew the night would ge good. I looked forward to our talks. You were a good listener and a good friend. RIP my friend !!!
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Amber Noble posted a condolence
Thursday, May 28, 2015
Joe Escher, my friend, you will be missed greatly by all of those who were luckily enough to cross paths with you. I will miss the long talks, great stories and laughter that you always brought. I am forever eternally grateful that you were there on John and I’s wedding day to photograph our special day. I’ll never forget that. RIP to one of the greatest souls I have ever had the pleasure of befriending.
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John Wayne Noble posted a condolence
Thursday, May 28, 2015
Joe Escher was a fantastic friend. Joe was selfless and thought of others before he thought of himself. “Don’t let the little stuff get to ya Johnny” he always told me. Joe left a legacy here in the short amount of time he served in Melbourne that will last a lifetime. Joe made a real difference in my life and I will always treasure my memories of him.
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Sheridan posted a condolence
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
You always told the greatest stories. I look forward to hearing the new ones when we meet again.
Rest easy, Joe.
-Sheridan
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Sean Riordan posted a condolence
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
Rest in peace, Joe. Know that your time on earth was spent impacting others in a positive way. Whether it was comforting those who were in need, or protecting the innocent from the bad, your life was spent protecting and you did a wonderful job. Although you will be missed, you have left a big footprint to be used as a reflecting point and a path to follow.
Rest easy.
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Kenny Henry posted a condolence
Tuesday, May 26, 2015
Rest easy brother. I always admired your guidance and loved hearing stories you would share. Without a doubt your input has made me a better officer and I have passed that knowledge on to others. I think of you often, and I carry a part of you with me when I put on my uniform. I know you have impacted many in a positive way, and you will live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved you. Knowing you and knowing your faith, I have found comfort in knowing you are no longer in pain, and that God welcomed you home into His presence. You are going to be missed.
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Byron Barnes, Lieutenant, Melbourne Police Dept. posted a condolence
Tuesday, May 26, 2015
Rest well, my elder, my brother, my friend. Your journey has been long and arduous but the lives you’ve touched have been many. I miss you. But I’m comforted by the fact that you can look in on me any time you’re not taking in the great wonders of the world from your vantage point. I love you and will always think of you fondly. May God bless you and keep. Until we meet again. You ardent admirer,
Byron
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