We lost a great man

[tonypep]

Perhaps not a mad scientist but a thoughtful and thinking man. On our last project he was gracious and gratuitive. Even though we never got that beer, it was all was needed. In the end, it was not required. We linked and that will always be special. I wish I kept those napkins!
I love you Brother

[CGS]

One of the industry greats, and will be missed.

Was lucky enough to have a few dinners with Joe and my father years ago and so true with the notes, if paper wasn't available it was a bar napkin. Always left those meals knowing I'd be up half the night recapping the conversations.

[ZooCity]

Joe was a solid dude.  Rest in peace.

[SERJ]

very sorry

[bimmridder]

If you have any stories about him that you'd like to share with others, I am going to compile what people send me and make available to anyone that wants to see it. (I do have the blessing of his wife Colleen on this) I could almost write a book about him myself. So if you have anything you'd like to share, jot it down and send to

davefilip@bimmridder.com

Sign your story or don't. I'll include it either way

Thanks

[tonypep]

You can post my story. It was funny and touching. Classic Joe Clarke.
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