RIP JOEY
It was a pleasure knowing Joey. A Quality based person who was an asset in not only business, but life.. Greatly missed.

You were taken from us way too soon. These last 2 years working with you have taught me so much. I'm going to miss the daily phone calls after work, even if I just saw you at the office. I'm going to miss our lunches out of the office. I'm going to miss you telling me to "slow down" from the passenger or even backseat. Miss hearing about your granddaughters. All of it. I miss you so much.

My Buddy,  I would never ever thought this would be how you would be leaving us and also so soon.  You truly were a gentleman.  We had so many places we had talked about going and doing together.  I'm so sad our laughs and talks will now be dreams and memories.  But I promise you better be the first one to greet me in Heaven. Xoxo

You were taken from us way too soon. These last 2 years working with you have taught me so much. I'm going to miss the daily phone calls after work, even if I just saw you at the office. I'm going to miss our lunches out of the office. I'm going to miss you telling me to "slow down" from the passenger or even backseat. Miss hearing about your granddaughters. All of it. I miss you so much.

I think all would agree, Joey was one of kind! I had the pleasure to work with him for a while at ViCom. He cracked me up with his humor and joking around. He worked hard, took pride in his work, and always wanted to please the clients. I learned some things from him and honestly, I will never forget him. We were Tucker High School students around the same time as well. Peace...

Dick and Family,    Spoke with sister-in-law, Lucie Snider, today, and she told me about the sad and unexpected death of your son, Joey.    I did not remember Joey, but knew immediately that he was a relative from his photo.   I am so sorry and wish to send my delayed words of comfort to all of you.    - Bettie Snider Martin & Family