Joseph Bailey

Nan, I am so sorry and saddened to hear of Joe's passing. My brother, Jim Copp, and he ran around in high school in Linton and was in Vietnam during the same time, although, not together. I worked at I.U. and Riley for almost 40 years until retiring 3 years ago. Joe and I would run into each other on occasion. He always talked of you and your family. Even to this day, when I tell someone that I am from Linton, they ask if I knew the Baily boys. He was such a nice person and always a professional. My prayers are with your family.

With deepest sympathy.Thinking of you,at this difficult time. Elsie

Nan- Our deepest sympathy goes out to you and your family. We are thinking of you and hoping you find peace knowing Joe is no longer suffering. Please don't hesitate to call if we can do anything to help you. I am happy to drop off food next weekend for the family if that would be helpful. Peace- Heather, Les, Chloe and Delaney Walker

We just wanted to share our condolences. He will be missed.

Just a word to say how sorry we are about Joe's passing. We were all in high school in Linton, together, I was in Chris's class. I remember all the Bailey boys being very talented and fun to know. Elinor (Hixon) in Brownsburg just let me know today. My mother Stella Struckmeyer worked for Dr. Ed Bailey for many years in Linton and thought the world of him. I hope your rainbow of precious memories will brighten with every tear. May God also bless you at this time. Sue (Struckmeyer) Myers