Joseph Lucio Stone IV

Birth date: Feb 4, 1960 Death date: Apr 10, 2021

Major Joseph "Joe" L. Stone IV (USAF, Retired), 61, passed away peacefully at home on April 10, 2021 in Grand Prairie, TX. Joe was born February 4,1960, in Fort Worth, TX. He is the eldest child of Doloris Gerald Stone and Colonel Read Obituary

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Ms. Dorena Anderson

202w ago

in honor of Joseph.

Blessings of peace and comfort to the family. Joe and I had a laugh during his little sisters wedding to Todd, I am absolutely heartbroken to hear of his death😢🙏🏾. Many prayers to my friend Joe & Family.

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Tammie Dulaney

231w ago

in honor of Joseph.

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Mardi

231w ago

I met Joe in the nineties while he was stationed in the San Antonio area. He was a great guy with a sense a humor, a mind for business and most of all a deep love for his son and the rest of his family. I am deeply saddened to hear of his departure from earth, way too soon. My sincerest sympathy to the family. Rest peacefully Joe.

Mardenia Anderson (Mardi)

Sheryl Warren- Carey Harris

231w ago

in honor of Joseph.

Sheryl Warren- Carey Harris

231w ago

Joseph, a classy, generous, loving and wise spirit....YOU WILL BE SOLELY MISSED. I love you dearly. Cousin Sheryl.

Michelle Gray

231w ago

in honor of Joseph.

Oliver Stone

231w ago

I extend my deepest condolences during this difficult time. Thinking of you. Sincerely, Oliver

Dr. Barbara Roberts

231w ago

My most heartfelt sympathies to the family of Joseph Lucio Stone IV. For many years now his father kept me updated on his son’s achievements and milestones. Bless you all and always know the circle remains unbroken. My Deepest sympathies and may Joseph rest in eternal peace. Dr. Barbara Roberts, Washington, DC.

Barbara Roberts

231w ago

in honor of Joseph.

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Gloria Cotton

231w ago

Ed and I send our love and prayers to the Stone/Jordan families. We have many memories with Joe over the years, but one special memory is when Cousin Joe gave me my first $100.00 dollar bill. It was when I got married, and he had it encased and presented it to us as a gift. It was very unique and special - and 21 years later...i still remember it. We know he is resting peacefully now, and was loved and cared for to the very end. Sending our love, Ed and Gloria Cotton

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