Joseph McDevitt Obituary

Jay,



I am so sorry for the loss of your father. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

To Jay & Janie, and the entire McDevitt family-

Our deepest sympathy on the loss of your father. We pray for the Lord's comfort for all of you and the blessing of wonderful memories from his life here on earth. Peace be with you & God's blessings,

Dear Mitzi, Lisa, English and family,

I am so sorry for your loss. Joe was such a wonderful man. I am so happy to have known him, what an inspiration to others. You are each in my prayers. I love you.

Tracy

I am sorry to hear of Joe's passing. I will always have such warm memories of a fine gentleman. You will be in my prayers.



With warm regards and deep sympathy,

Our prayers are with you.

Mitz we are so sorry for your lost. We were visiting our Randy Way's grave this afternoon and saw the beautiful flowers. Our prayers are with you.

Mitzi, We'd like to express our deepest sympathy to you, Lisa, and to Joe's family. It is our pleasure to have known such a wonderful gentleman.

I'm sorry to hear about Joe. My parents, Frank and Berenice Hanagan, always spoke so highly of him (Frank was Mike Hanagan's brother). Please accept my condolences.

Dear Mitzi and all members of the McDevitt family,

It has been a pleasure to share many memories with all of you. We have really had some spectacular Thanksgivings together. I will never forget our first meeting at Styles point. You all are in our prayers and thoughts. We will miss Joe so much. He not only became loved by our family, he brought along some wonderful children and their families. We must make it a point to continue the relationships Joe has brought into our lives. Jerry and I treasure each of the McDevitt family and we send our deepest sympathy to all of you. "To be absent from the body means to be present with the Lord." Joe awaits our reunion one day, and he will probably be planning a party when we all finally join him in the home of our precious Lord. Love, Mary Lou and Jerry George

My deepest sympathy to all.....you are missed.

My thoughts are with you all. At some time or other I've met most of you - although years or decades ago.



I'm one of Bill Hanagan's daughters from Mt. Vernon, IL (now in Oregon).



While still in Illinois years ago, it was good to spend some time with Paul and his family.



I last remember the graciousness with which Mitzi and Joe welcomed me for a week in Charleston in 1987. I was fortunate to see Jay, Rick & Cathy and Gerry then, too.



Joe's enthusiasm and energy will live on in my memory. I hope the years of good memories and the feeling of love will hold you all well in this time.

Joe was a wonderful man and father. My thoughts and prayers are with the entire McDevitt family.

Our prayers of comfort and peace are with you and your family Jay...and the Joy to know He is with our Lord and my father, Col. James Joseph Walsh, Jr. in Heaven!

Jay, you and your family will be in our thoughts and prayers.

After so many jobs so well done, may you rest in peace and have fair winds and following seas. My profound sympathy to Mitzi and the family.

Mitzi, tonight you, Lisa and English are in my prayers.

deepest sympathy from the crew in commerce

With sincere sympathy,



James E. McPherson

Rear Admiral, JAGC, U.S. Navy

Judge Advocate General of the Navy



Bruce E. MacDonald

Rear Admiral, JAGC, U.S. Navy

Deputy Judge Advocate General of the Navy

My dear Mitzi...You have my most

heartfelt sympathy. Please know

that the Lord holds each of us in

the palm of His hand.The wonderful

memories of the life you shared

with Joe will surely bring you

comfort in the days to come.

Faith

Our thoughts and prayers to the family- From your family at DirecTex.

With deepest regrets



Hank & Adrienne Sax

With deepest sympathy.

I will always remember Joe as such a kind and energetic person. Please accept our sympathy as we are definitely keeping you and your family in our prayers. Mottie

As a very junior JAGC lieutenant, I met the Admiral in the Pentagon and immediately could tell he "had boys." I never knew it was nine! (I feel like a piker with a mere five.) He was a fine officer and a gentleman and will be missed.



Mark F. Sullivan

CAPT, JAGC, USNR (Ret.)

With fond memories of a great Naval Officer, Judge Advocate, and friend and with deepest sympathy.

With deepest condolances.

Dennis and Susan