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Joseph Eugene Hull

It is with profound sadness and broken hearts that we announce the
passing of our older brother, Joseph Eugene Hull, 50, of Kingman, AZ,
who left us on June 3rd.

Born on May 22, 1976, to Joe and Anita Hull
in Redlands, CA, he was our biggest influencer, protector, and supportive
big brother. He would make us laugh, get us into trouble, pick on us as
big brothers do, show us the latest trends, take us on crazy rides in mom’s
car, we have so many memories with him that we will never forget. He
shaped us in so many ways and we are so glad he was our brother.

Joey, or JoeJoe to many, absolutely loved his family and friends and was always
willing to help if he could. He loved to laugh and make others laugh and
never had a problem making friends. He loved tinkering on cars, riding dirt
bikes, music, treasure hunting, and exploring, and of course Tupac lol. He
loved the Lord and encouraged others to seek Him too. He was Uncle JoJo
to his niece and nephews and was so proud of them. He will be severely missed
by us. The amount of time we had will never feel like it was enough but we
are truly blessed to have had the time we had with him.

He is survived by his brother- James Hull, sister- Laurie Hull, nephews-
Matthew Martinez, Aaron Martinez, Benjamin Martinez, Oliver Howard, and
niece- Brinley Howard, and his precious cat- Bentley.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Joe and Anita Hull.
There will be a celebration of life for Joey on July 18 at Willow Park
around 5 p.m. for those who knew him and want to come share some memories and
laughter, just like he would love. It will be a bbq/potluck style so bring
a dish to go with hamburgers and hot dogs and your drink of choice.

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