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Joemetz has passed away
Joe passed away today. I got to meet this man in person at his place of business in Toledo, Ohio. He was just as go-getter, effusive and lovely a person as one would like to meet.
He was a fighter, a giver of time, and I'll miss him dearly.
My condolences to his wonderful family.
Winter Marie
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Oh, my heart aches hearingTrubrit said:My heart weeps
How sorry I am to hear this news. He put up a great fight, over and over again.
God bless him, I shall surely miss him.
My hearfelt sympaties to his family.
Oh, my heart aches hearing this news. What a wonderful man. My condolences and prayers to his family who he loved so very much.
Joe was such a thoughtful presence on this forum. He helped a lot of us.
So sad. So very sorry.
hugs,
CM
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Will be greatly missed by so very many
Joe was one of those people who never "met people", he always "met friends". His smile was one which made you want to smile right back....even if only seen in a picture.
He got in a last trip to FL in April. While the photos shared on FB showed a man too thin, there was that smile.
He also got to attend the dedication of a "tile wall" at the hospital where he received treatments...in his honor, his family and friends made tiles which will now be a permanent reminder of this man who shared so much with so many.
Sincerest condolances to his family and all who loved him.
Marie who loves kitties
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For Joemetzfatbob2010 said:Great Fighter & Giant Warrior
Joe represents the warrior I would like to be.
Rest in peace Joe.
My heart reaches out to the family.
Peace to the family and all who were touched by him.
Art
I am standing on the seashore
A ship appears
and spreads her white sails
to the morning breeze.
and starts fo the ocean
she is an object of beauty
and I stand watching her
till at last she fades away on the horizon
and someone at my side quietly says,
"She is gone." Gone where?
Gone from my vision, that is all
She is just as large as when I saw her last
The dimished size
and total loss of sight
is in me, not in her
and just at the moment
when someone at my side says,
"She is gone,"
There are others who are watching
her coming and other voices
take up a joyful shout
"There she comes."
Poet Unknown- For Joemetz-
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So, so sad...
Joe was such a kind man. He shared his story with me. His story is actually similar to my brother's. He survived Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma, but the treatment for NHL, in all likelihood, caused the colon cancer. From what he told me, he was married with 4 children and was living his life to the fullest. I really hope he was happy and enjoyed every moment. God bless you, Joe! May you RIP!
Lin
PS he was the same age as my brother, only 50 years old.

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I am shocked !UncleBuddy said:So, so sad...
Joe was such a kind man. He shared his story with me. His story is actually similar to my brother's. He survived Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma, but the treatment for NHL, in all likelihood, caused the colon cancer. From what he told me, he was married with 4 children and was living his life to the fullest. I really hope he was happy and enjoyed every moment. God bless you, Joe! May you RIP!
Lin
PS he was the same age as my brother, only 50 years old.

He he seemedI am shocked !
He he seemed to be fighting it and I thought he could for a long ling time !
what happened so suddenly ?
i am really sad hearing this news !
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