Law Enforcement
In Memory of Joe Palmer: Honoring a Life of Service and Love
Law Enforcement
Death
Washington
Created
January 14th, 2025
Join us in honoring the life and legacy of Joe Palmer, a beloved husband, father, grandfather, and dedicated servant to our country. Joe selflessly gave over two decades to the United States Air Force and carried his passion for service into his role with the WA Department of Corrections. His impact on those he met was profound, characterized by his unwavering kindness, strength, and love for family. As we navigate through this season of sorrow following his unexpected passing on January 6, 2025, our thoughts remain with his family. Funds raised will assist in the costs associated with commemorating Joe's remarkable life. Let's unite as a community to support his wife, Darcy Palmer, during this heartbreaking time. Your generosity will help keep Joe's spirit alive and show his family that they are not alone.
Donations & Comments
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Anonymous
donated $100
1 week ago
Team Hartung
donated $100
1 week ago
Kari Hein
donated $100
2 weeks ago
Brenton Reinhart
donated $100
Joe you were a great supervisor and absolute stand out of a man. Always treated everyone with respect and brought a sense of calm to any stressful situation. You will be missed Brother.
2 weeks ago
Jaime Beckman
donated $100
❤️
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
donated $1,000
3 weeks ago
Randi Unfred
donated $250
We have lost a tremendous leader and amazing, kind, man. Your DOC family will miss and remember you, Joe. We will all continue to look after Darcy and family.
3 weeks ago
WFSE Local 1221
donated $500
Local 1221 would like to extend our sympathy during this difficult time.
3 weeks ago
Laura Hamblen
donated $25
Prayers going up for Joe's entire family, including his very large DOC family. Joe's passing has been felt by many. What a great person he was...he will be missed greatly.
3 weeks ago
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Joe, your service was truly exemplary and inspiring to so many folks and you will be missed. You made a real difference! We all know.