Birth date: Aug 11, 1950 Death date: Jun 26, 2015
Joseph "Joe" Neureuter 64, of Eustis, passed away on June 26, 2015. He was born in Jenkins, Pennsylvania and moved to Eustis permanently in 2005 from Ft. Lauderdale. He was the Tool Department Manager at Lowes of Mount Dora and ha Read Obituary
Sic. Left Lowe’s I very rarely hear anything. I found out way too late bu I do wants Holly to know g3 was a special kind of person. We used to laug abou the past since we grew up in the same era. I enjoyed reminiscing with him and his s has of his mor. He was a had wither @nd god friend. RIP Joe. You are I. A better place today. God bless
Bernice.
I just found out about Joe. We went to school together from 1st grade to 12th. Joe was such a caring, fun, and enthusiastic friend. I am so sorry that he is gone. Joe always had a smile on his face and a heart full of love. I will never forget the laughs we had. God bless you, Joe.
Joe always told it like it is. He was rare in this, and refreshing. His laugh was contagious I miss him.
I loved working with Joe at Lowe's, he has the same kind of smart alleck sense of humor that I do and we always enjoyed aggravating each other. The first time I pulled into the parking lot to open the store and his truck was in it's normal spot I realized how much he would be missed. I am grateful to have been able to be a part of his all too short life. All of the hurricanes in heaven have been joined by a true and die hard fan. Now they get the pleasure of his company that we got.
JT
I was afraid, I had been with Lowe's 15 years and I was transferring to the Mt. Dora store. I had heard that I'd be working with two men who really knew Millwork (Doors, windows and trim). I got this great email from Joe who was to become my boss and he said that I would be a breath of fresh air and that he "and John are just a couple of old men". He sent two more emails welcoming, reassuring me that this was going to be great. He was right. It was just too funny to sit between Joe and John Mormon. Oh My, what a pair. It just feels lousy without this great big bundle of friendliness.
Glad I had the chance to meet Joe at Lowes. A very nice guy. He will be missed.
Being from South Florida Joe and I shared many stories and of course our love of the Canes. Just last week we shared some of Hollys fudge he made sure we knew it was the real thing. Joe always had a smile and was willing to help. We will miss you. Go Canes
Pat Davenport
Joe you will be truly missed. I always appreciated and admired your willingness to lend a hand and your ability to make people smile.
