JOSEPH A. HEAD

Condolences & Memories (15 entries)

• The Egyptians say to think of someone is make him come alive ! i have projects to do and wanted to make Joe part of them then just read he had passed away last fall ... Hydro Projects , INCO Refinery Modernization , my 22 commercial projects in The Pas ... he was a part of as a highly skilled carpenter and proud member of LU 343 Carpenters Winnipeg . If you enjoy your work you enjoy life ! Joe and I never had to work a day in our lives. My belated condolences to his soul mate Valerie and all the loved ones he laboured to provide for and support in life . Terry Hendrickson , The Pas - Posted by: Terry Hendrickson August 14th 2015 (Friend / Confidant / Employer ) on: Aug 14, 2015

• We knew Joe for quite a few years at Pinehill. He always had a smile on his face and we will miss him. - Posted by: Gerry & Evelyn Upshaw (friends) on: Oct 30, 2014

• My brother was a kind and gentle soul, hardworking always a ready smile or laughing at some jokes or just having a good time, he loved all his family, Valerie his wife and children, Merv, Jolene and Garry, Jessica and his grandchildren, we are going to miss him, rest in peace brother,I love you forever. x - Posted by: Mary E Sinclair (Sister) on: Oct 26, 2014

• I only met you a few times many years ago with your niece, my dear friend Doris Head, but the fact that I remember you speaks volumes. It was your gentle energy that stuck with me all these years. You brought calm to a troubled room. I know you will be missed greatly. Please continue to watch over my friend Doris. - Posted by: Pauline (Friend of Doris Head ) on: Oct 26, 2014

• God needed another Angel so he chose you. We will all meet again in the best place of all "Heaven." Until then Rest in Peace. My deepest condolences to all the family. Catherine McPherson Kennedy(friend) - Posted by: Catherine McPherson Kennedy (Friend) on: Oct 26, 2014

• I don't even really know what to say about my husband, yes he was a great husband, father, Papa..He lived life everyday like it was his last he thanked God every morning for another day (out loud) he Loved the lord. The first time i met Joe yrs ago it was his smile that i first fell in Love with and that was just him, he could always make someone feel better with his jokes and knee slapping laugh (that will be missed). I could go on and on about Joe he was 1 of a kind and i will Miss him terribly...Till we meet again R.I.P in the arms of Jesus xoxoxoxoxo - Posted by: Valerie Head (wife) on: Oct 26, 2014

• On behalf of the staff @ Swampy Cree Receiving Home, we like to pass our condolences to the family and friends of Joe. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this time. Staff @ Swampy Cree Receiving Home - Posted by: Swampy Cree Receiving Home (friends of Lena Oman) on: Oct 23, 2014

• Joe was someone I worked with bRother in 343 rip joe - Posted by: Chris mullan (Local 343 ) on: Oct 22, 2014

• Uncle Joe...I will miss your smile and endless laughs. From the amazing Macarena only you could do, to the famous Choes and Chacket we all had to put on before we could go outside. You had the biggest heart and all your family loved you so much. We may have been long distances apart but we thought of your often and loved you dearly. Rest well with the other angels we have lost, until we meet again XOXO - Posted by: Dawn Binsfeld (Niece) on: Oct 22, 2014

• hi my name is terry I am joe nephew I just want to say that I will always love you and going to miss you dearly. You are such a great guy that smile and laughter will always be remember like last year when I came down and auntie velvety party for valentines and you would ask me to dance and challenge sorry forgot his name but you can always tell when uncle joe was having a good time cause he laughed so much the way I will remember him. The good ones are always the first ones to go but now that you are with God no more pain love you uncle will see you on the other side rest in peace - Posted by: Terry nabess (nephew ) on: Oct 22, 2014

• Joe was a very kind person. One of the most memorable things of his life I will always remember and admire, was when he gave his life to The Lord. It's one thing to confess your sins to God quietly and alone, but Joe took it to a hire level, and he came to those he hurt and acknowledge his errs and asked for forgiveness. I will never forget that. My love goes out to each and everyone of Joe's family and friends. God Bless. - Posted by: Laverne Como (Friend) on: Oct 22, 2014

• Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I shall fear no evil, for thou art with me. Uncle Joe may you rest in peace. Heaven has a special place for soldiers like you, men of God make sure that those around them have better lives, and you were a shining light. I can only hope that your example reaches more than just those who knew you. Outstanding person in life, and all of your memories will be cherished. Go bombers go! Kisakihitin uncle. See you when I get there. - Posted by: Ron gutowski (Blood nephew) on: Oct 22, 2014

• Only met Joe recently, however, he was one of those people who you'd think you'd known for years upon first meeting him. Always had a smile on his face. My deepest sympathies to the entire family. You lost a good man too early. Rest in peace Joe - Posted by: Michael Iwankow (Friend) on: Oct 22, 2014

• Joe was one of the gentlest kindest souls I have ever met. Joe always had a smile on his face and lit up a room when he came in. He was a hard working man who enjoyed working and was a good provider for his family. He will be deeply missed. - Posted by: Jason courchene (friend) on: Oct 22, 2014

• Your family will miss you deeply, Joe. I am saddened by your loss. Rest In Peace. May the wind be always at your back. There is another star in the sky to shine down on your family. - Posted by: Lucie Brisebois (in law) on: Oct 22, 2014