Thursday, June 28, 2007
I met Joe in my first year of college, I guess his sophomore year, at Tech. We got to be good friends, spent a lot of time together playing guitars or running around with our many other friends there and still later on in Richmond. Eventually we slipped out of contact around the late 90's, but I started seeing him around now and then during the past few years, and we even had an impromptu reunion jam-session on his porch last summer that flew into the wee hours actually it continued on into the not-quite-as-wee hours. Right now I'm really glad that happened. His sudden passing has made me terribly sad, such a shock.
How do you describe Joe. "One of a kind" doesn't get you halfway there... his creativity, sense of humor, and positive attitude are unequalled in my experience. I feel very lucky to have known him and my deepest sympathies go to his family and all who loved him. One thing is for sure; he'll not be forgotten in my lifetime.
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