Joseph Clair Kearns
July 17, 1948 - February 23, 2023
Joseph Clair Kearns, 74, of Levittown, PA passed away peacefully in his home, surrounded by his three loving sons. Joe was born on July 17th, 1948 in Shade Gap, PA to Chester and Cristine Kearns. At the age of 18, Joe joined the United States Navy, where he served honorably for 2 years on board the USS Norris (DD859). He moved on to retire from U.S. Steelworkers in Fairless Hills, PA. Joe has been a resident of Levittown for 44 years, where he and his wife, Patrice, raised their family. He was a loving husband and father, who enjoyed walking at Falls Park and keeping in touch with close friends and neighbors.
Joe was predeceased by his loving wife, Patrice. He is survived by his sons, Joe and daughter-in-law Angela, Marc, Brian and daughter-in-law, Brittany and his grandchildren, Deanna, Arayna, Natalie, Joey, Adreeyonna, Jazlyn, Julian, Alexandria, Asher and Adalia.
Funeral Services will be held privately under the direction of Wade Funeral Home, Bristol Borough, PA.
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Joseph Clair Kearns
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Sending healing prayers and comforting hugs.
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Jen and I send our sincerest condolences. Your dad was a great guy, always enjoyed seeing and talking to him
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My sincere condolences to the family. I have known Joe for quite some time since I started running at the park. I would look forward to seeing Joe in the morning and when we didn't get a chance to talk
he would send me a beep from his car or wave good morning as I was going around the path. I recall for a while Joe would pick up his neighbor who wasn't doing too well so he could sit in the park. Joe was such a good person everyone at the park would agree. He will be missed by all.
He loved the park and no matter what kind of weather he would be there. When you didn't see Joe's car in his usual spot you knew something was wrong.
Although I saw him briefly around Christmas time, I heard he still wasn't doing well and I'm sorry I didn't have the chance to say goodbye.
I hope he is in a better place and I know his spirit will live on in the park.
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