08/02/1990 – 07/06/2012
Joseph Roland Ginnow (Joe Ginnow) passed away at the young age of 21 in a tragic accident. Joe was raised in Mojave, CA, from the time he was 4 years old. Joe was an amazing son, brother, uncle and friend to many, he will be dearly missed. He was involved in little league and youth football from the time he was old enough to play. Joe made an impression on everyone he came in contact with. You couldn't help but notice his beautiful smile, amazing laugh and crazy hair. Nobody ever forgot who Joe Ginnow was after they met him.
Joe will be looking down from above and will be watching over his family. He is survived by his Mother, Dolores Ginnow, Father, Eric Kalentenbach, his Sister Jessica (Ginnow) Stanton Brother John (Johnny) Ginnow. His brother-in-law David Stanton, Jr. and two nephews Drake and Jason who were also his best friends, and his love of his life, his girlfriend, Krisie Brown. Joe will also be watching over all of his many, many friends that he made over the years. Joe was all about his family and friends and the whole Dub-V. They were all part of his life and family.
A celebration of Joe's wonderful life will be at 2:00 pm, Saturday July 21, 2012 at the Mojave Foursquare Church. At 4:00 pm he will be laid to rest at the Mojave cemetery. A potluck dinner at the Mojave Foursquare Church will follow for those how would like to join.
Please keep all families and friends affected by this sudden loss in your prayers. We need to join together and get through this as one large family as Joe would have wanted.
Joseph Roland Ginnow (Joe Ginnow) passed away at the young age of 21 in a tragic accident. Joe was raised in Mojave, CA, from the time he was 4 years old. Joe was an amazing son, brother, uncle and friend to many, he will be dearly missed. He was involved in little league and youth football from the time he was old enough to play. Joe made an impression on everyone he came in contact with. You couldn't help but notice his beautiful smile, amazing laugh and crazy hair. Nobody ever forgot who Joe Ginnow was after they met him.
Joe will be looking down from above and will be watching over his family. He is survived by his Mother, Dolores Ginnow, Father, Eric Kalentenbach, his Sister Jessica (Ginnow) Stanton Brother John (Johnny) Ginnow. His brother-in-law David Stanton, Jr. and two nephews Drake and Jason who were also his best friends, and his love of his life, his girlfriend, Krisie Brown. Joe will also be watching over all of his many, many friends that he made over the years. Joe was all about his family and friends and the whole Dub-V. They were all part of his life and family.
A celebration of Joe's wonderful life will be at 2:00 pm, Saturday July 21, 2012 at the Mojave Foursquare Church. At 4:00 pm he will be laid to rest at the Mojave cemetery. A potluck dinner at the Mojave Foursquare Church will follow for those how would like to join.
Please keep all families and friends affected by this sudden loss in your prayers. We need to join together and get through this as one large family as Joe would have wanted.
08/02/1990 – 07/06/2012
Joseph Roland Ginnow (Joe Ginnow) passed away at the young age of 21 in a tragic accident. Joe was raised in Mojave, CA, from the time he was 4 years old. Joe was an amazing son, brother, uncle and friend to many, he will be dearly missed. He was involved in little league and youth football from the time he was old enough to play. Joe made an impression on everyone he came in contact with. You couldn't help but notice his beautiful smile, amazing laugh and crazy hair. Nobody ever forgot who Joe Ginnow was after they met him.
Joe will be looking down from above and will be watching over his family. He is survived by his Mother, Dolores Ginnow, Father, Eric Kalentenbach, his Sister Jessica (Ginnow) Stanton Brother John (Johnny) Ginnow. His brother-in-law David Stanton, Jr. and two nephews Drake and Jason who were also his best friends, and his love of his life, his girlfriend, Krisie Brown. Joe will also be watching over all of his many, many friends that he made over the years. Joe was all about his family and friends and the whole Dub-V. They were all part of his life and family.
A celebration of Joe's wonderful life will be at 2:00 pm, Saturday July 21, 2012 at the Mojave Foursquare Church. At 4:00 pm he will be laid to rest at the Mojave cemetery. A potluck dinner at the Mojave Foursquare Church will follow for those how would like to join.
Please keep all families and friends affected by this sudden loss in your prayers. We need to join together and get through this as one large family as Joe would have wanted.
Joseph Roland Ginnow (Joe Ginnow) passed away at the young age of 21 in a tragic accident. Joe was raised in Mojave, CA, from the time he was 4 years old. Joe was an amazing son, brother, uncle and friend to many, he will be dearly missed. He was involved in little league and youth football from the time he was old enough to play. Joe made an impression on everyone he came in contact with. You couldn't help but notice his beautiful smile, amazing laugh and crazy hair. Nobody ever forgot who Joe Ginnow was after they met him.
Joe will be looking down from above and will be watching over his family. He is survived by his Mother, Dolores Ginnow, Father, Eric Kalentenbach, his Sister Jessica (Ginnow) Stanton Brother John (Johnny) Ginnow. His brother-in-law David Stanton, Jr. and two nephews Drake and Jason who were also his best friends, and his love of his life, his girlfriend, Krisie Brown. Joe will also be watching over all of his many, many friends that he made over the years. Joe was all about his family and friends and the whole Dub-V. They were all part of his life and family.
A celebration of Joe's wonderful life will be at 2:00 pm, Saturday July 21, 2012 at the Mojave Foursquare Church. At 4:00 pm he will be laid to rest at the Mojave cemetery. A potluck dinner at the Mojave Foursquare Church will follow for those how would like to join.
Please keep all families and friends affected by this sudden loss in your prayers. We need to join together and get through this as one large family as Joe would have wanted.
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