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Joey, Billy and I are so sorry for the loss of your Dad. We will keep you and your family in our prayers. Carol and Billy Ray

- Carol Ray, SAVANNAH, GA

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So sorry for your and our loss of Joe,he was a good friend and brother Knight. He will be missed.

- Eileen and Dale Galley, Savannah, Ga

I first met Joe pulling fish out of ice for the fish fry years ago. He always wanted to dance the polka!

- Pat McMahon, Savannah, ga

It is with sincere sympathy I write these words. Joe worked for me for 20 years and never have I had a more reliable and faithful office employee. He was up to any task with no hesitation and always handled it supremely. I think of the saying frequently he used: "nothing ventured, nothing gained " and picked it up from him. I also really loved him as a friend. I know he will be missed greatly as we will too. We look forward to seeing him again in God's new world where sickness and death will be done away with forever. Revelation 21:3,4, Psalm 37:10,11, & 29.

- David and Sandy Payne , Pembroke, Georgia

Please accept our deepest sympathies on the passing of Joe. May his soul rest in peace

- Chris Desa, Savannah, GA

To Joe's family, please accept my condolences for your loss. I knew Joe back in the late 70's/early 80's when I worked in Savannah's shipping industry. I remember him as genial, sincere and a pleasure to work with when my clients' freight was routed through Bowman. I also remember we sometimes over lunch shared stories about Northeast Pennsylvania where I grew up not far from Scranton. On a lighter note, it was Joe who introduced me to the idea of mixing bourbon with orange juice. Talk about getting strange looks from bartenders. May Joe's memory be a blessing to his family.

- Gary Teller, Dunwoody, GA

I was sorry to see that Joe had pass away. I worked with him at Bowman. I liked Joe a lot, had some fun times!

- Bob White, Greensboro , Ga