JOE OLIVER

Only yesterday I was driving my car and thought that I would give Joe a call to touch base with him as we did on many occasions. Joe was a unique individual and truely a man for all seasons. He loved life and was one of the most gregarious men I have ever known. I always loved him and felt he was more like a brother than a friend. I will carry Joe’s memory in my heart forever. Joe loved life and his family and he enjoyed both as only JOE could at 100 miles per hour. I will miss him more than anyone can know .

Megan and Cash, My sincere condolences to you. Your father was a great man. I have very fond memories of him. Each time I was in Cattlemans he always made it over to our table and sat down and visited. He always had a smile on that face. My heart breaks for you and the family, I know he will be missed greatly. Cherrish all the memories you have made.

Joe will be missed more than he could have ever imagined. He could bring a glow to a room with just his hello, how you doing, good to see you! He was one of a kind and we are so very blessed to have had him in our lives. Our sincere sympathy to all. We will love you forever Joe Oliver!

Rest In Peace Joe Neil. Not sure who the biggest character..You..My father RD Fomby or my brother Eddy. Thank You for all the memories of wonderful meals at Red Barn,Cattlemans and Oliver Twist. My dad has Heaven in heat and air conditioned by now. No doubt the funny conversations to be had. May Peace Be With Your Family.

We always enjoyed snow skiing with the Oliver family, but our best times were eating at Cattlemans with Roy, then later with Joe Neal. They ran one of the finest restaurants in the country. He will be missed.