The viewing will be held at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints chapel at 4501 Teasley Lane in Denton, on Thursday, Oct 9 from 11-1:30, with the funeral service to take place at 2 in the same location.
In lieu of flowers or cards, please make a donation to The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. See http://www.leukemia-lymphoma.org/all_page?item_id=8477 for more info.
Joe has stage 4 large cell lymphoma. Here's where you can keep updated on Joe's condition. We'll be updating as much as possible. Go to the very first entry if you have no idea what's going on. All supportive comments will be printed out for Joe to read, so support to your heart's content! Be sure to read the side bar if you'd like to know how you can help, or come on down to room 4210 and help through socializing!
Blood welcome!
If you'd like to help lower Joe's hospital bill, you can donate blood or platelets for him. Go to Carter Blood Care, and ask to fill out a replacement credit form. You'll need to make it out for Joseph Quinton at Denton Presbyterian Hospital. You'll also need his home address, 10608 Sunrise Circle, Argyle TX 76226. (They'll be other things on the form, but you only need to fillin those three.) You don't need to be the same type, and remember that if you donate platelets you can do it every 2 weeks rather than every 6 weeks like for whole blood. Thanks!
Donations welcome!
Joe can't work while he's in the hospital, and he's uninsured, so he welcomes any help you wish to provide. In Roanoke, drop by Chang Lee's Tae Kwon Do or The Blue Hanger Cafe (I recommend the Chicken Chipotle Salad). If you'd like to send a check, mail it to the address in the blood drive box, and if you'd like to deposit directly to our account, send an email to margie_vi@yahoo.com for info. Thanks so much!
4 comments:
Goodbye Joe.
Jerry and Amanda Gooch will be there.
Doug & Cathy just heard the news. We want to pass our condolences to the family. Our prayers will be with you.
We're so sorry to hear of Joe's passing. Our condolences to the whole family. The Denneys
I was just thinking about going to visit him the other day. I hadn't gotten around to seeing him in about 2 months. He seemed very hopeful and sure of a recovery, which is why I was shocked to read of his passing in the paper. Or maybe he was just acting sure so as to not worry people.
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