Joe R. Sambrook

Our thoughts and prayers are with you Mary, Jaime and family during this very difficult time. ~Julie and Mark Greycarek

To those who loved Joe, I did not know him well other than the father to my niece’s children. I met him when he came to Jenna’s memorial. He spoke so eloquently about her and their relationship. He moved us all as he spoke bravely in front of many he didn’t know either, with love and compassion. I liked Joe instantly. I tell you this that you may know that Joe’s impact on those that met him was good. He will be sadly missed and I am so very sorry for your loss.

I as Aunt Joanie, did not know Joe very well, I also met him at my niece Jenna's, funeral. In conversation, we talked about that he needed to be there for Cecilie and Ryan and Joe said he wasn't going anywhere. I'm so sorry that he did. The short time we spoke, was enjoyable, as I spoke to his sister as well. My condolences to you all.

My wife and I both met Joe several years ago when he was about sixteen. Though we never saw him again until our niece's funeral, in 2017, we were deeply impressed with his sincerity and eloquence as he spoke of his passion for his children, life, and his friendship and love for our niece. We had instant respect for this young man who moved our hearts. It is with deepest respect and anguish that we offer our sincere sympathy to his family. Our hearts go out to all of you and especially our dear niece Cecile and nephew Ryan. God bless you all. Uncle Jay & Aunt Barb.

There is a hole in the universe now that wasn't there before. Our love to Joe's amazingl mother, Mary and, her husband Randy and his wonderful sister Jaine and her family - we hold you all in our hearts and love you so much. Sue (Phillips) Raymond and Tom Rose.