Joseph Anthony Marshall

Joe was on my custodial team at Texas A&M University. Joe was a team player, an excellent worker , and a good Friend. He always had a good attitude toward any assignment given Him. Rest In peace my Brother. Joe was also a military Veteran – served his country proudly.

If Joe was in a room, you would have known it. His voice was distinctive.
He was fun going and easy going, as i am sure all his school classmates will tell you.
As he grew older and wiser. More and more like his father, Eddie. Always kind and thoughtful.
Anytime I walked up behind him in public and said, “Joseph”. He always knew it was me.
I will miss my friend and classmate, just as I miss his father, Eddie.
Rest in Peace…..

Krystal Carpenter
Leslie Leshe Jr. (Boy)
Kaydence Williamson (Little Krystal)

Mr. Joe lived across the street from me. I met him and became really great friends and neighbors because of his smoking them dang black and molds. He was outside smoking the same time as I was and he put his black out and threw it in his trashcan. Little did he know….. That he didn’t put it out all the way and the trash was on fire.. my boyfriend Josh, but as Mr. Joe called him Luke don’t know why he could not remember his name, but it was always Luke, this and Luke that anyways he run across the street to let Mr. Joe know his trashcan was on fire and the rest was history. We became really great friends And I loved it because I think he made me a louder person. Because I would be sitting on my front porch, and he would be sitting on his front porch, and instead of us, walking towards each other to talk, we would just yell across the street. It was so funny and oh my goodness it didn’t matter where I seen this man he never had no Dagon shoes on . He brightened my day on them bad days when I really needed something or someone to light up my life and I would walk out my front door and that man would yell Krystal loud as possible. I swear the next county could hear him and it would just light me up because he was so kind to me and I had a lot of hard times in the past being a single mom and Mr. Joe was always right there told me keep my head up. I can do it I was doing a good job. He loved my kids And he always was asking about my son. How’s that boy doing? Always reassured me all the time that I raised great kids and I was doing a good job being a single mom. I am going to miss him so very much. His big smile and his loudmouth . I will see you again, Mr. Joe not anytime soon hopefully but I will see you again. I don’t worry I’ll let my dad know that you were coming and I’m pretty sure y’all are fishing right now we’re drinking some beer listening to some good ol music. We love you Mr. Joe.