Joseph Leonard Caswell

Joseph Leonard Caswell was born on May 22, 1949 to Eva Clarke and Christopher Caswell, in John’s Hall  St James Jamaica. Survived by is loving wife, Aymer Lurleen Caswell, his three daughters Althea, Keesha, Triesha, and son Kevin  and  six grandchildren, Gisele, Janessa, Sarah-Elizabeth, Danielle, Timothy, and Kaseem.

HE WAS AFFECTIONATELY KNOWN AS Daddy and Brother Joe; to name a few. He was one of the most intelligent and talented person we knew.  We called him, Jack of all trades and master of all. One of his great passion was being a contractor and a singer, but his greatest passion was cooking. He was not only a great chef but you could always find him in the kitchen.

Joseph was a very loving, caring, compassionate, intelligent, he would always put others needs before his own and would give someone his last article of clothing if it was something that they needed. In so many words, he would always say, "it's a blessing to be a blessing to others." his love for his family was beyond comprehension. He was proud of his wife and children's  and grandchildren accomplishments. He was an amazing husband, father, son, brother, nephew, cousin, friend, and supervisor. Most of all he was a child of the most high God and he had served faithfully in the position of a Deacon for many years. A great counselor was he.

Joseph will never be forgotten. His legacy will live on forever in his children and grand children and people all around the world. There are so many building and houses that are still standing today that blesses so many life and forever will remind us of what hard work , dedication, true love  and compassion looks like.

To God be the Glory  for all the great thing he has done through the live of  Joseph Leonard Caswell.

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Be comforted by these words: 

Revelation 21:4 - He will wipe away every tear from their eyes, and death shall be no more, neither shall there be mourning, nor crying, nor pain anymore, for the former things have passed away.