Joey and Mike and Steve ,
I am so sorry for the loss of Joe he was always such a sweet man to me . I will keep you and all of your family in my thoughts and prayers .

JOEY AND MIKE AND STEVE
I Am So Sorry To Hear About Passing of Dad
he Was good Man And I enjoyed Bowling With Him
GOD BLESS YOU

The Crenshaw Family

I’m very sorry to hear about Joe’s passing. We spent many years working together at Lake Air Lanes and had lots of good times and conversations. He will be greatly missed and fondly remembered. Take care and God Bless all of You.

Joey, Mike & Steve, So sorry to hear of your Dad’s passing. He always had a smile for us when we walked in the door at LA Lanes. We had many good times going to tournaments. God bless all of you and may he give you peace.

My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Steve, we are so sorry to here of the loss of your father. Please let us know if we can do anything for you during this difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Jody and Suzie Nemmer

I have many fond childhood memories of Joe and his parents, what a wonderful family. Joe was a great guy and it was a lot of fun to be around him. My deepest sympathy to the family

Joey, Renee and family – My prayers for comfort and peace for you all at this time. Reflect on the memories and let them bring you joy. I am always here for you all if I can help in any way.
Always,
Cody

My condolences on your loss. Joe was a fine gentleman and a fine witness to Jesus Christ. I never will forget when once a young child of an employee was carried in with only dirty socks on Joe asked, “Where are that boys shoes?” (It was cold outside) When he was told he didn’t have any, Joe gave the girl some money and told her “Go and get that boy some shoes, socks, and a coat, come back and show me what you bought and I will have your check ready. He had the check ready, he also slipped some money in the envelope and told her “Now go and get both of you something to eat.”

Joey, Mike and Steve: I worked with your dad at Rocketdyne in the early 60’s. What a great guy, we had many a laugh
as we kept the “Rocket Shop” going back in Area M. He had the best imitation of “Curly Joe” of the Three Stooges. Have
not seen or spoken in 50 years. Joe and your mom had just married when I joined the Army. Sorry for your loss, relish
the memories.
Jim

Joe was our nephew. His mother, Clista, was an older sister to Wendell. When Pleasant and Clista lived in Wichita Falls in the 40’s, I was about 12; so I loved Joe and carried him around and played with him while my Mom taught Clista to crochet. They came to our house almost every day. He was such a beautiful sweet baby.

Had not seen Joe since his Mom, Clista, passed away. To his children, we are sorry for your loss. Wendell and I send our love and deepest sympathy especially to all his immediate family. We also are thinking about his brothers, Tim and Bob. We hear from Bob and Jenny at Christmas time and had pretty much lost touch with all of the others.

This is sad news for us and just wanted to let you all know that we care. Our email address is on this if anyone wants to contact us. Please put in the subject line what relation you are to us so we will not delete it.

Blessings,
Wendell and Dell Hoover
Abilene TX

Dear family,

We are so sorry to hear of Joe’s passing. So many memories of Joe and his brothers at Hoover reunions especially. And of course, Joe’s little babies were just the cutest ever!
Again, so very sorry for your great loss….but we do pray for God’s comfort, strength, peace and comfort to Joe’s entire family.

May God Bless You All, Sandy and Joe

To my Crenshaw Cousins:

I’m saddened to hear of Joe’s death. Many years have passed since Uncle Pleasant and Aunt Clista welcomed a 6 year old girl into their all male household for 2 weeks. Just 2 short weeks, but they made all the difference in my life at the time. Joe, Tim and Bob showed me love and consideration. I still have special memories of my time there, sleeping on the trundle in Aunt Clista’s room, playing dominoes with Mrs. Crenshaw, taking long walks with the family. Though I didn’t have the opportunity to visit with Joe alot in the last few years, I know that he was a wonderful man. My love and prayers to all.

We are very sorry for your loss.