Christians Together : Joe Pancaldi

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	Compass Christian Centre (Guest)	21/07/2008, 14:14
Funeral arrangements for Joseph Charles Pancaldi (10 October 1986 – Eternity) This will take place this Thursday 24 July 2008. Joseph went to Scotland to combine his three passions in life - his Christian faith, his love for people and his spirit of adventure. We wish to hold a service in Glenshee, Scotland in celebration of his remarkable life and we hope you will join us. · The Burial Service will be held at 2.30pm at Sillerburn Cemetery, Kirkmichael, Blairgowrie, Scotland PH10 7NT. · Followed by a Service of Celebration at the Compass Christian Centre, Glenshee Lodge, by Blairgowrie, Perthshire PH10 7QD, where Joey lived and worked. Everyone is welcome to join family and friends throughout the day. Dress code: It is the family’s preference that there is no mourning attire. Joseph was a very colourful person and we’d like to respect that during the day. Joey’s Mum and Dad are setting up a charity to carry on the work inspired by him. It is the family’s wishes that charitable donations are made in preference to flowers. [Ed note: see footnote] In addition we would ask everyone to undertake an act of reconciliation in memory of Joe. A Service of Thanksgiving and Celebration will also be held in Essex on a date to be confirmed in August plus a further Celebration in Hout Bay, South Africa later in the year. Sillerburn Cemetery, Kirkmichael: is situated on the B950/A924 between the A93 Perth to Aberdeen road and Pitlochry. On arriving in Kirkmichael turn left at the Church and follow the road until reaching the cemetery on the left. (It is recommended that you park in Main Street and walk the 300-400 yards to the Cemetery. Compass Christian Centre: Tel 01250 885209 - is located 2 miles south of the Spittal of Glenshee (the Glen of Peace) on the tourist route to Braemar at the base of the Grampian Mountains. The entrance for the centre is on the A93, which runs from Perth to Aberdeen, about 17 miles north of Blairgowrie Accommodation: There are several places to stay in the area many of which can be found on the following link: www. bepta. com ==== Ed footnote: Details for donations to the charity and contact details for the Pancaldi family can be had from editor@christianstogether.net
	Mrs Johann Rennie (Guest)	23/07/2008, 08:49
I had the pleasure of meeting and being instructed by Joe at the Compass Centre in Glenshee both in 2007 and in June 2008. He was and will remain an inspiration to me and in particular to my 13 year old son who would like to do work like Joe did. Joe was an exceptional individual and I'm sure that the seeds he sowed during his short life will grow in lots of different places and serve as a tribute to the hugely influentuial figure he was. God Bless you Joe, Heaven's gain is our loss.....
	Anna Feist (Guest)	03/08/2008, 12:58
I only met Joe once when he came to Durris Church to be there during the young peoples service in June. I was amazed at this enthusiastic and committed young man and was very upset to hear of his death.
	Alison Cairns (Guest)	10/08/2008, 14:21
Joe was our instructor twice on a Girls Brigade visit to Compass and the girls were inspired by him. He was a truly charming young man who you always felt was interested in what you had to say. We had great discussions about his love of musicals and sang our way round the ropes course! I have just heard the sad news on a visit to Blairgowrie and I know my girls will be very upset to hear this.
	Kirstin Harvey (Guest)	18/08/2008, 05:14
Joe will be greatly missed. We, as a youth group, go to the compass centre twice a year at least and he always remembered us, and would tell us stories about things we did last time we visited, even when we couldn't remember ourselves. He was such a character and such a lovely guy. I was very upset to hear of his death. Compass will not be the same without him.
	addison (Guest)	19/08/2008, 01:48
Yea he's one of those few who really made an impact in my life.. He taught me a lot.. We all miss you joe, our dear brother..
	Kayleigh& Lucy/laurencekirk p7 (Guest)	22/08/2008, 19:28
You taught us both a lot on our school trip to Glenshee,you will be sadly missed by all of us at Laurencekirk Primary. Our favourite memory of you was at the bonfire on our last night.You were such a good laugh.xxx
	Julie (Guest)	27/08/2008, 07:27
Joe was a great person and instructor Others and I were very sad to here that joe sadly dead but he died doing something he loved
	Primary 7's Clerkhill School (Guest)	06/09/2008, 15:17
We were really saddened to hear of Joe's death and spent time with our teachers speaking about how he touched our lives - he got on well with everyone, encouraged us to do well and was always smiling. We discussed life in general at our Circle time and spoke about how we would like others to see us in our lives.
	Charlotte & Megan, Crieff x (Guest)	19/09/2008, 18:40
Charlotte: you were greatly loved by everyone at our youth group, you were one of those people who just brightened up our day. I will never forget the great times we all had. You were the first to teach me to ski which is something i always wanted to do. And its nice to think you shared with other people what you loved most. I'll never forget you. RIP Joe! xxxxxxx Megan: no matter what it was we were doing both the years we came, you were always the person everybody wanted to be around. You always made me laugh especially that day at climbing and i won't ever forget all the things at glenshee that you taught us. Knowing that you won't be there the next time i go to glenshee will be like a sea without fish or a sky without birds. You always picked me up when i fell (mainly in skiing) and i will always do that to other people now that i've seen how much you meant to everyone even though i've only seen you for about 5 days. I'll always remember you,rip. xxxxxxx

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