Condolence: My Mother is 85 years young.Her words, " Uncle Joe was more than a Uncle to me, he was more like a brother. We were only a few years apart in age. I remember running around on the front porch playing and Mamas would holler at Joe, be careful make sure that child don't get hurt. Joe took it to heart and tried to always take care of Mom like any good big brother would.". My Mamma told me this through her tears when I called to tell her about Joe. My memories of Uncle Joe are a sweet, loving man that always had time for family. Never did I ever hear anything but good about him. God bless the Joe Fields family and give them peace. We will all be together again in Heaven.

Condolence: I have such fond memories of Joe---- what a fun guy to have visit you, he would bring towels in the beauty shop and we all looked forward to his funny jokes and his smile that could light up anyone's bad day. RIP you dear man, I feel blessed to have known you.
💕 Marsha6884

Condolence: Rest In Peace old friend!

Condolence: Sending our love to you Joe and Jenny. You and your families are in our thoughts and prayers. I wish we could be there to wrap our arms around you. You did an absolutely wonderful job on the obituary.....what a fine upstanding man he was. Love you.

Condolence: We were so blessed to know Joe as a result of receiving the selfless gift of his great-grandson through the gift of adoption. While others may have grieved this, he embraced us for which we received a double blessing for knowing him these last 20 years. Through a different relationship than most, we are blessed to call his family our family. A part of our hearts is lost with his passing.

Much love to his wife, children and family.

Dave, Gwen, and children

Condolence: I first met Joe at my parents restaurant the A&P Cafe. He was always polite, respectful and along with supplying uniforms, towels, etc. He also shared his humor. He also worked with me at Ferrari's Hair Salon, keeping us well stocked with towels. I have fond memories of Joe, and I thank his family for sharing him with my family.

Condolence: I first met Joe at my parents restaurant the A&P Cafe. He was always polite, respectful and along with supplying uniforms, towels, etc. He also shared his humor. He also worked with me at Ferrari's Hair Salon, keeping us well stocked with towels. I have fond memories of Joe, and I thank his family for sharing him with my family.