James Joseph (Joe) Ewing passed away and into Glory July 02, 2021, in Azle, Texas at 61 years of age. He is reunited with his father, James R Ewing and his brother, Robert A Ewing, resting in peace in God's loving grace.
Joe is survived by his mother, Martha Ewing; Daughters Amy Christina and Niki Jo Ewing; Siblings, sister & brother in-law Becky Ewing Trice & Howard Trice and brother Tim Ewing, along with nephews & niece's: Nicholas Ewing, Emily Martinez Ewing, Pennie Ewing, Jeremiah Ewing, and Keith Trice.
Joe was born in Evansville Indiana, home of his parents' families. Being a military child, he traveled extensively throughout the U.S. and abroad. Joe followed in his dad's footsteps and had a successful career in the military. Joe retired from USAF in Oct 1999, serving under Security Police and Special Forces operations. He loved his country and strongly believed in the First and Second Amendment to the United States Constitution and prayed often for America to never lose those rights and to let freedom reign.
Joe was an avid outdoorsman and loved fishing and hunting and made many meaningful friendships over the years with those whom enjoyed the sports as much as he. Joe crafted his own fishing flies, gear, and many specialty knives using deer antlers etc. into wonderful works of art.
Joe may be gone from our lives for now but never forgotten and he will be deeply missed. From Isaiah 60:1 "Arise, shine; For your light has come! And the glory of the Lord is risen upon you." Let our light continue to shine here for the glory of God until we meet up again with Joe.
Joe is survived by his mother, Martha Ewing; Daughters Amy Christina and Niki Jo Ewing; Siblings, sister & brother in-law Becky Ewing Trice & Howard Trice and brother Tim Ewing, along with nephews & niece's: Nicholas Ewing, Emily Martinez Ewing, Pennie Ewing, Jeremiah Ewing, and Keith Trice.
Joe was born in Evansville Indiana, home of his parents' families. Being a military child, he traveled extensively throughout the U.S. and abroad. Joe followed in his dad's footsteps and had a successful career in the military. Joe retired from USAF in Oct 1999, serving under Security Police and Special Forces operations. He loved his country and strongly believed in the First and Second Amendment to the United States Constitution and prayed often for America to never lose those rights and to let freedom reign.
Joe was an avid outdoorsman and loved fishing and hunting and made many meaningful friendships over the years with those whom enjoyed the sports as much as he. Joe crafted his own fishing flies, gear, and many specialty knives using deer antlers etc. into wonderful works of art.
Joe may be gone from our lives for now but never forgotten and he will be deeply missed. From Isaiah 60:1 "Arise, shine; For your light has come! And the glory of the Lord is risen upon you." Let our light continue to shine here for the glory of God until we meet up again with Joe.
James Joseph (Joe) Ewing passed away and into Glory July 02, 2021, in Azle, Texas at 61 years of age. He is reunited with his father, James R Ewing and his brother, Robert A Ewing, resting in peace in God's loving grace.
Joe is survived by his mother, Martha Ewing; Daughters Amy Christina and Niki Jo Ewing; Siblings, sister & brother in-law Becky Ewing Trice & Howard Trice and brother Tim Ewing, along with nephews & niece's: Nicholas Ewing, Emily Martinez Ewing, Pennie Ewing, Jeremiah Ewing, and Keith Trice.
Joe was born in Evansville Indiana, home of his parents' families. Being a military child, he traveled extensively throughout the U.S. and abroad. Joe followed in his dad's footsteps and had a successful career in the military. Joe retired from USAF in Oct 1999, serving under Security Police and Special Forces operations. He loved his country and strongly believed in the First and Second Amendment to the United States Constitution and prayed often for America to never lose those rights and to let freedom reign.
Joe was an avid outdoorsman and loved fishing and hunting and made many meaningful friendships over the years with those whom enjoyed the sports as much as he. Joe crafted his own fishing flies, gear, and many specialty knives using deer antlers etc. into wonderful works of art.
Joe may be gone from our lives for now but never forgotten and he will be deeply missed. From Isaiah 60:1 "Arise, shine; For your light has come! And the glory of the Lord is risen upon you." Let our light continue to shine here for the glory of God until we meet up again with Joe.
Joe is survived by his mother, Martha Ewing; Daughters Amy Christina and Niki Jo Ewing; Siblings, sister & brother in-law Becky Ewing Trice & Howard Trice and brother Tim Ewing, along with nephews & niece's: Nicholas Ewing, Emily Martinez Ewing, Pennie Ewing, Jeremiah Ewing, and Keith Trice.
Joe was born in Evansville Indiana, home of his parents' families. Being a military child, he traveled extensively throughout the U.S. and abroad. Joe followed in his dad's footsteps and had a successful career in the military. Joe retired from USAF in Oct 1999, serving under Security Police and Special Forces operations. He loved his country and strongly believed in the First and Second Amendment to the United States Constitution and prayed often for America to never lose those rights and to let freedom reign.
Joe was an avid outdoorsman and loved fishing and hunting and made many meaningful friendships over the years with those whom enjoyed the sports as much as he. Joe crafted his own fishing flies, gear, and many specialty knives using deer antlers etc. into wonderful works of art.
Joe may be gone from our lives for now but never forgotten and he will be deeply missed. From Isaiah 60:1 "Arise, shine; For your light has come! And the glory of the Lord is risen upon you." Let our light continue to shine here for the glory of God until we meet up again with Joe.
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