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Joe Bounds
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I love you uncle Joe. Rest in peace fellow soldier.
Great service, Bobby. Sorry we were tied up. I’m glad that at least two of our members of the "South Street Gang" could make it. You might make a pretty good preacher one day when you get retarded from Exxon (just quit mixing politics with religion, bro’ — I catch hell for doing that all the time!). Goys, let’s not make another funeral the reason for us getting together…
We are going to miss Joe so much. He was a kind and gentle man. My love to all of you. I am sorry I could not be at the service. I know it was beautiful. Aunt Tib
I only heard recently of Joe’s passing. I knew him as a kind and gentle soul and my thoughts bring him back to me when I reminisce of his snickering laugh of sorts. Mow lawns in heaven Joe, you always made everything look good. You will be missed in our old age.
Marie