Dean Lowell Joppa

So many memories that it would be a long list. When I was very young, perhaps at age 7 or 8, I have a fond memory of riding in my uncle Dean's Model A Ford's rumble seat as my brother and I went for drives with him. When I was older Dean kept my several cars running when I had very little funds myself. He was always a great guy to me. I still have a photo of him in Army uniform during WWII. See you later when we are all gathered together again in the after while. Nephew Jerry Townsend (now age 84).

To the Joppa Family, I am so very sorry for the loss of Dino! He was a great guy and he will be missed by many. My heart breaks with yours. I hope all the wonderful times you had with him will replace the hurt in your heart in the days to come. Know you are all so loved!! I am right here for you if there is anything I can do or help you with! LOVE YOU! Karen

To Sue and family - I remember Dino and use to bring him oyster stew at Christmas. I saw his picture and knew exactly who he was. Brings back lots of memories. Peace to all of you - I am sure he will be deeply missed.

To Dean's Family.... I know that this is a difficult time for all the family. I just want you to know that I am with you in spirit. I would be there to share this time with you but am recovering from my five week say in the hospital from a fall. We all have memories of Dean and Sally and no one can take those memories from us. We will always have them. I will keep you all in my thoughts and prayers. Love to you all, Jackie Holanda, Sally's Sister.

I am so sorry for your loss. Dean was a very sweet man and a wonderful patriarch for your family. If more people had his lovely disposition, the world would be a kinder and more fun-loving place. I enjoyed every encounter I had with Dean. It was always a treat to visit with him at the annual Kaltenberg July 4th picnic. He loved his family and friends, and I am very thankful I knew him. Dean will be missed by many. My sympathies to all of you. Deb Elsing