Bohrer, Joey

Dear Marie and family,

Please accept my sincere condolences for the loss of Joe. He was quick with a smile and the occasional jest that made him very well liked by his peers and the residents of WLRC. His dedication and compassion to care for others was evident in the years I knew him. I hope you can all find some solace knowing how much of an impact Joe made on those around him. GOD bless…

I am sorry for the your loss. I  enjoyed working with Joe and considered him a friend. He was quick to offer advice or lend a helping hand.  Work will not be the same without him coming over to poke fun at me or to simply invite me to lunch. I will miss his passioned discussions about life and the well being of the people he enjoyed supporting at the WLRC. He was a compassionate and sensitive person. 

Marie and family,

My heart goes out to you in this time of pain and grief. I pray for peace and direction for you. I enjoyed working with Joe and admired his compassion for the clients he worked with. I consider it an honor to have worked with him.

So sorry for our tragic loss.  He loved us all.  I will miss him and love him forever.  He was a great brother and friend to me.

Dear Marie and Family, We are so sorry to hear of Joe's leaving this physical form. We always saw his warmth and kindness and thoughtfulness to those he supported at WLRC. He made a difference in this world. Prayers from our team that moments of light and peace finds you all quickly and often as you walk through this. Sincerely the Green House Project Team

To Marie and family,
I'm sorry for your loss. Joe's passion for the residents at WLRC was phenomenal. My favorite name for him was Joe Boiler that a resident named him. He did a wonderful job while teaching being able to connect with the staff he was teaching. He will definitely be missed by many. 

I am so sorry for your loss.  I hope you can find comfort in knowing you have the chance to see Joey again.  The Bible promises, "There is going to be a resurrection." (Acts 24:15) What a wonderful time this will be.

dang had a long entry and it locked up well make it short joe wasn`t a boss to me he was a friend and that came from him I know I wouldn`t be alive today if it wasn`t for joe when the demons from my brain injuryies hauaunted me he was there to talk and when he heard I was headed to the highway to get run over he met me where staff was fighting  with me pulled me to the sideand said what is up and just let me vent when I was done he was then like ok this is what I think and it was never a put down it was a put up he knew what I needed to hear. when I was down at work he would chat and get me back up you could never hide your feelings from joe he read you like a book. When I had problims with a couple employes at the pool and quite he made me work well not made offerd more hours at PDC I a`m just bummed on  his passing but trying to  keep my chin up and doing what I need to keep my depresion and anxiety down because that is what he would want for me he was someone to belive in I needed his carrying touch and love I might not have been his family but he treated me like I was

Our contact with Joe has been limited but we so appreciate all he has done for and meant to Marie and her boys!  Thank you so much!  May those left behind feel peace and strength and comfort whether it be Marie and boys or all other family and friends!

Dear Marie,

Some of my best memories of the WLRC have Joe written all over them. We would argue and get all fired up and before the jousting was over we were both laughing with one another. He was a kind, gentle and loving soul. Please find some consolation in knowing that you managed to raise a really outstanding husband!

Marie and family, our condolences on the passing of your husband and kids dad.