Joseph "Joe" Schmidt was the loving husband and friend of Ernestina Balli Schmidt; father of Jesus Joel (Zamora) Schmidt, Antonio Abel Schmidt, and John Joseph Schmidt. Five grandchildren and two step-grandchildren.
Joe and Tina loved to go to Las Vegas with family and friends. Whenever he had a chance to go, he was gone!
The black/white photo is Tina and Joe in 1957.
In the 1989 group photo from left to right is John, Tina, and Joel. Standing is Anthony. Joe's three sons and wife.
When the boys were small he would take them downtown to the Million Dollar Theatre in Los Angeles to see "Cowboy" movies- his favorite.
It's been expressed many times by his sons that he was more than a father he was their "dad!"
He is truly missed by his family. Rest in peace dad, we'll forever love you.
Joe and Tina loved to go to Las Vegas with family and friends. Whenever he had a chance to go, he was gone!
The black/white photo is Tina and Joe in 1957.
In the 1989 group photo from left to right is John, Tina, and Joel. Standing is Anthony. Joe's three sons and wife.
When the boys were small he would take them downtown to the Million Dollar Theatre in Los Angeles to see "Cowboy" movies- his favorite.
It's been expressed many times by his sons that he was more than a father he was their "dad!"
He is truly missed by his family. Rest in peace dad, we'll forever love you.
Joseph "Joe" Schmidt was the loving husband and friend of Ernestina Balli Schmidt; father of Jesus Joel (Zamora) Schmidt, Antonio Abel Schmidt, and John Joseph Schmidt. Five grandchildren and two step-grandchildren.
Joe and Tina loved to go to Las Vegas with family and friends. Whenever he had a chance to go, he was gone!
The black/white photo is Tina and Joe in 1957.
In the 1989 group photo from left to right is John, Tina, and Joel. Standing is Anthony. Joe's three sons and wife.
When the boys were small he would take them downtown to the Million Dollar Theatre in Los Angeles to see "Cowboy" movies- his favorite.
It's been expressed many times by his sons that he was more than a father he was their "dad!"
He is truly missed by his family. Rest in peace dad, we'll forever love you.
Joe and Tina loved to go to Las Vegas with family and friends. Whenever he had a chance to go, he was gone!
The black/white photo is Tina and Joe in 1957.
In the 1989 group photo from left to right is John, Tina, and Joel. Standing is Anthony. Joe's three sons and wife.
When the boys were small he would take them downtown to the Million Dollar Theatre in Los Angeles to see "Cowboy" movies- his favorite.
It's been expressed many times by his sons that he was more than a father he was their "dad!"
He is truly missed by his family. Rest in peace dad, we'll forever love you.
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