Saturday, April 25, 2020
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When I was a kid, I went to spend the weekend with Sabrena, Belinda, Stacey and Lori at Joe & Janice's camp. Joe (my cousin) got up the
next morning and fixed us all breakfast. He made Omelets. I had never ate an omelet before then. I can't remember exactly how
many different kinds Joe made that morning, but he made me a "Western Omelet". It was so good.
Over the last 15 yrs. or so, Joe, Janice and I had gotten to be pretty close. They were both 2 of my favorite people. When Janice passed away, I would go over to just sit and visit with Joe to see how he was doing. We used to sit and talk about all the deer he caught on his game camera. Then he would get his phone out and we would just sit there looking at all his pictures he got of his deer, he'd tell me when he got the pictures and how many times that certain deer would come to eat. Joe loved his deer and he loved watching them. I enjoyed listening to him talk about them.
The last few years, whenever Joe and I would see each other, we would give each other a hug and say hello. When one or the other of us would leave, we would give each other another hug. That was our thing.
I was lucky enough to be able to see Joe just before he passed. It was so hard to see him like that, but I got to spend some time with him. I spent quite a bit of time sitting in his room talking to him. Thank you, Sabrena for letting me go see your Dad. Joe was special to me.
Joe will be missed by so many. And I will miss him forever. God needed another Angel so he took our Angel. I love you, Joe, and I will never forget all our little talks. You are a very special person. R.I.P. Joe. Until we meet again.
