I forgot the most important was how much he loved my mom. Thru thick and thin he loved her so much. He showed us what kind of man we should have and how well we should be treated. I know the one man that did that is now with you so please take care of him dad. I love you.

I was so lucky to be a daughter to such a great man. He was more than amazing. He only wanted his girls to be safe and happy. I will always have a huge hole in my heart from him leaving. He was the best dad in the world and will be in my every thought until we are together again.

I am still thinking of you everyday dad... words cant describe the pain I feel and the part of me thats missing.... I love you and miss all the time we would share together... I miss you...

It's Monday the 7th about 6am.  The last time I wrote on here I said I felt empty and there will always be that place in my heart but after Saturday the funeral and coming home and reading cards and remembering all the faces, hugs, tears and stories about Joe, I'm not so empty.  Thank you.... I was amazed at all the people who came over, called, wrote and cried.  There are so many people I want to hug and thank, but for now here goes....Connie, I hope your felling better,  Sherry, for the wonderful cake and broad shoulders. Mike, you and your parents, the food, your mother fixed was great and Mike for being there for us...our old friend Michelle for bringing up the old times we drove Joe crazy and there were a few.  The Rich family for the flowers, Bev and Peg for your smiles, words and hugs.  I just want to say that all of you have no idea of the impact of love that we the girls and I felt to have all of you there to lean on.  Whether it was physically there, cards, flowers, phone calls, money, food, or just a shoulder or hand to hold on has eased the pain so much.  Joe would have freaked out to know the impact he had on so many people, he just didn't know how much he was loved and admired.  Barb and Dave, the arrangement is beautiful, and tonight before you go to bed, hug each other a little tighter for me and Joe.  Same goes for you Tina and Jack and Marsha and Mike and Karen and Mike, just take that small extra minute and to wink, smile or even pinch each other.  Gary and your retiring smile and Mean Jean for your comforting words.  Last but not least, someone that got on our nerves to where I wanted to flick him on the forehead but was always there if we needed something , thank you Chad, you have no idea how much you have helped us out.  To everyone else I did not mention, thank you from the bottom of our hearts.  There are 3 1/2 people I want to thank... Joanna, you are my rock, you took control of everything and I know your dad told you to do everything so I wouldn’t have to but it’s my turn now and your time to mourn.  You need this and your dad was and is so proud of you.  Thank you and I love you so much... I'm still the mom...My Jessica, the cool one; you took such good care of your dad the last couple of nights, staying up all night so we could sleep.  Just remember what he said and all of the good times and smoke one for him, I love you..Cecilia, the one who was getting the house, the dogs and everything else together.  Stay strong and if you feel like you’re falling think of your dad and what he would say and do.  I love you.  Baby Putter, I look at you and see your granddad, his eyebrows, lips, and temper.  Baby girl, you have no idea how much you meant to him.  But through all of you I still have your dad, granddad and Joe…All of my love and thanks, Terri.

Terri, Jo, & Family,

I'm so sorry for your loss. I know it was hard these last few weeks and I know you find relief that Joe is no longer in pain. I only knew Joe for a short while but it was clear to me that he was a family man and that nothing meant more to him than his family and their well being. He would have done anything for any of his girls. Lean on one another in this time and help each other, and each of you have plenty of loving friends and family to help when it becomes to much to handle. Love you all.

Joanna,
 
I am so sorry for your loss. I know your father was a great man by the way you admired and adored him, and upon reading other comments about him, I can see how you have inherited his traits. I know with certainty that they will be carried on through you. I had always envisioned a symbol of strength whenever you spoke of him, and I know he meant the world to you. I hope you stay strong and keep the family together during these times. Prayers for you and your family.

The first thing I want to do is thank everyone that has called, prayed, cried and responded to this site.  I want to give a special thank you to Rick Powell, you were a God sent.  Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.
It has taken me all day to write something, Joanna said just write what you feel.  What I feel is empty, lost and so sad.  Joe was my life, I would get up every day just to see his smile, his grumpiness or sit and watch TV.  We were never materialistic people, we enjoy the little things in life; doing laundry, going to yard sales, try new places to eat, just being together.  I feel cheated; we had so much more to do.  The only thing that that helps is to know that he is no longer in pain and he is with his family and mine.  I know he’s partying with Gypsy, Wendy and Roach.  Joe you are my forever love and my best friend.  Until we are together again, I will take care of our beautiful girls.  I love you, your wife Terrie.

Terri, and family, I am so VERY SORRY about Joe! I know he meant the world to you all and was LOVED DEARLY!  just by listening to Terri's stories i know he loved you all too. I know its hard but he is now in a much better place. Even though i did not know you joe may you REST IN PEACE and be happy watching over your family and many friends. LOVE to all and my heart grieves greatly for you. Love to all sincerly   Jane Aites

Joe was always an absolutely perfect gentleman.  He has always been the rock of the Orozco family.  Trust that even though he may not be there physically he will live on in his daughters.  Terri has gone above and beyond any expectation while caring for Joe and will always have my respect for that.  Joe has brought his family together and within you all is his strength.  My heart aches for your loss.

Blessings to you Joanna,

I am sorry to hear about your dad. I am reminded of the time you and Aireal invited us parents over to your apartment for a back yard bbq.  Spending time with your mom and dad was so much fun. You girls did an excellent job that day and I will always remember that lovely summer evening, sharing it with you and your parents. Thank you for that lovely memory. Remember you are not alone at this time."Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because, for the Lord your God goes with you; He will never leave you nor forsake you.” Deuteronomy 31:6

The Marshalls

Joanna,
I am so sorry for your loss. I know your dad was your world. If you need ANYTHING dont hesitate to call. I know what its like, I lost my father in law 3years ago in January and my only grandma a month later...I feel for you dear. Love you Joanna! Love Always, Heather FIke

"Unable are the loved to die.  For love is immortality."  Joanna and Family I am very sorry to hear about your loss.

Terri,  JoJo & Family
Mr Orozco was the best man, Father & husband. You all are so lucky to have had him. I can't describe how sorry I am for your loss. He will forever be cherished & loved. As always we will keep you in prayer.

Orozco family,

Thank you for sharing about Joe today. It was an honor to learn about his life and to serve your family. If there is anything you need, please don't hesitate to call. We are all here to help you in any way we can.

Jonathan Poling - Funeral Director

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22 mars 1951 – 1 janvier 2013

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