Joel was a gentle and quiet soul. Kids were drawn to him like a magnet, especially his younger cousins!
When he was a member of the youth group at church, he participated in activities that involved younger children. He traveled with the group and assisted children who were less fortunate, for example,by building playground equipment.
After graduating from high school, Joel was enjoying his independence and becoming a responsible young man-the bachelor he was!. As a young adult, he was just trying to find his place in this world.
He met a wonderful young lady by the name of Bethany who he just adored and loved dearly.
We miss him so much and appreciate your support to this organization. And to honor my son who lost his life to this horrible disease.
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