Birth date: Oct 10, 1956 Death date: Apr 13, 2019
Joseph A. Massey 1956 – 2019 Joseph A. Massey passed away peacefully on April 13, 2019 after a long illness. Joseph was born in Waco, TX to Jay Massey and Betty Wilcox. He attended W. B. Ray High School in Corpus Christi, TX and a Read Obituary
I knew Joseph all his life, he is/was and always will be my baby brother. When Joseph was a baby he was perfect.. just so cute and always smiled. When Joseph was little.. he was a sweet and caring little boy and he always wanted to play Cowboys and Indians. As he grew older he loved making model war airplanes and hang them from his bedroom ceiling.. he also loved his G.I. Joe guys. When Joseph was a teenager he was always helpful to anyone who needed him. When Joseph was a man He was loyal... He was honest... He was funny... He was caring... He was faithful... He was loving... He was tough... He was strong... He was giving and forgiving... and He was smart. Joseph had a strong faith although most of the time he kept it to himself.. He did try very hard to live by the 10 Golden Rules. When Joseph felt he failed someone or something he took it very deep into his heart... and for Him it was very hard to recover from. I will miss my little Brother for the rest of my life... I will miss most of all his laugh and sense of humor, He could always make me laugh no matter how hard life was. I Love and Miss You Joseph, may you rest in peace now . Mary Alice Massey Hall
I met Joe and Penny not long after I met Jack, nearly 24 years ago. We became fast friends and they were front and center at our wedding. We frequently played games late into the night and the two that did not win the "championship" had to go out and get breakfast the next morning. We all had so many laughs together. I have wonderful memories of the years we shared together and will miss him. Rest in Peace, Joe.
I met Joe when we were both 18 working at Quintanna Howell refinery. A couple of young men starting out in life. I have nothing but great memories of Joe. We share the love of the Cowboys . We played a lot of football, Joe was mighty fast, if he got past you there was no catching him . We played lots of War Games late Into the Night. I thank Joe for our friendship, for him being there for me for the last 44 years. He will be missed. Rest in peace Joseph. I love you man, Jack
I MEET JOSEPH IN 2010. When I went to wk for his mom betty wilcox. We became close friends and he welocme me into to his hm as a family member. Will miss you dearly. R.I.p love you brother.
