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Thank you Ubon Joe, fellow veteran, for all the sound and accurate advice you gave to me and everyone here.  I will miss reading your posts.  ????

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6 hours ago, matta said:

RIP Joe

 

in your life you are a mystery to yourself, but after you die everyone suddenly knows very well what you were like - if only they had told you sooner.

True comment but to be fair I think many, if not most, expressed their gratitude clearly at the time.

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RIP, Joe.

 

Always impressed by the sheer depth and range of his contributions, which helped countless readers, including me.

Even if you were not at that moment interested in the Visa problem being analysed, Joe's replies were always just interesting to read.   Really sorry to see him go so early.

 

 

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Sad sad sad sad.......He was the greatest most helpful most knowledgeable moderator ever about visas.....A huge loss for the expat community.....

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Yesterday, I went to the Wat to see Joe on his way, sadly a disappointing farangy turnout of 4, including me...... ????

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Many condolences to Joe's family. He will surely be missed by the ASEAN community as has been shown by the outpouring of praise towards him here. RIP Joe.

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Oh this is indeed very sad news - he will be greatly missed no doubt 

I am so grateful for the replies I got to my various queries over the years 

thank you UbonJoe 

May His Gentle Soul Rest In Peace 

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Sad, sad news.  Joe helped me time and time again on this forum with unfailingly good advice.  His patience and evident desire to be of service to others was truly exemplary.

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Funny when someone would chime in to a thread and say his advice was wrong, then give their wrong advice and he'd have to take their advice to pieces and re-assert what he said - and why it was right.

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RIP 

 

Joe, always courteous knowledgeable he took time to answer individual questions and made the snakes and ladders of the system understandable, big shoes to fill. 

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