Joseph A Sampedro Final Arrangement
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Joseph Anthony Sampedro, 24 years old, beloved son, step-son, brother, uncle and friend was lost on Thursday May 10, 2018 due to a tragic accident.
Joe will be remembered by his family as a fun-loving little brother who had a big heart. He was an amazing force in so many lives, packing a ton of life behind his infectious smile and silly antics. He loved his parents, step-parents, 10 siblings, large extended family and his 4 year old dog, Boost, very much.
He loved the outdoors, had a connection with all animals and he could climb a tree like a monkey. True to his heart, he dreamed of becoming rich so that someday he could buy his mother a house and his father a boat. Joe was known for his stop-ins without notice, which will be missed very much.
Joseph was a true self-made man who owned his own business and enjoyed doing what he loved, working in the Colorado sunshine and helping build the land he so loved.
Joe's ashes will be blessed and spread off of one of his favorite 4 wheel drive trails in the Rocky Mountains. A memorial service will be held in Colorado Springs, Colorado on June 3rd, location to be determined.
We are so devastated by this tragic accident, yet we are equally proud of Joe and the legacy he leaves behind. Don’t forget to live life and smile, as Joseph always did.
Thank you for taking the time to read about Joe-Joe and his life. Please remember to hug your loved ones. Family is everything. Don’t forget to live life and smile, as Joseph always did.
Joe will be remembered by his family as a fun-loving little brother who had a big heart. He was an amazing force in so many lives, packing a ton of life behind his infectious smile and silly antics. He loved his parents, step-parents, 10 siblings, large extended family and his 4 year old dog, Boost, very much.
He loved the outdoors, had a connection with all animals and he could climb a tree like a monkey. True to his heart, he dreamed of becoming rich so that someday he could buy his mother a house and his father a boat. Joe was known for his stop-ins without notice, which will be missed very much.
Joseph was a true self-made man who owned his own business and enjoyed doing what he loved, working in the Colorado sunshine and helping build the land he so loved.
Joe's ashes will be blessed and spread off of one of his favorite 4 wheel drive trails in the Rocky Mountains. A memorial service will be held in Colorado Springs, Colorado on June 3rd, location to be determined.
We are so devastated by this tragic accident, yet we are equally proud of Joe and the legacy he leaves behind. Don’t forget to live life and smile, as Joseph always did.
Thank you for taking the time to read about Joe-Joe and his life. Please remember to hug your loved ones. Family is everything. Don’t forget to live life and smile, as Joseph always did.
Fundraising team: Joseph's family (3)
Jack Lambiotte
Organizer
Aurora, CO
Debbie Sampedro
Team member
Sanyia Rogers
Team member
