Contribute to the Joey Pinasco Scholarship Fund

Let the memory of Joey P live on by benefiting our community. Even the smallest donation will help ensure that this tragedy was not in vain.

Joey Pinasco Memorial Scholarship Fund

Attn: Lori Lippincott

1528 Yosemite Ave.

Escalon, CA 95320


Memories and pictures

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We are going to have a proper website

With the urging of the readers of this blog we will be building a website that will contain various things Joey. You will not be disappointed and it should be up by years end or the first part of next year. Please feel free to post about content that you would like to see or ideas for features that would be available on the site. I would say the name of the site, but we haven't purchased the domain yet and I would hate for an internet pirate to steal it and hold it ransom. Thank you all for the love and support you have shown in your heartfelt words. Keep the submissions coming.

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Monday, September 15, 2008

Tiffany Ogilvie remembers Joey

I was lucky enough to have met Joey this year. Our neighbor, Blake, introduced my family to him.

I went back and forth trying to decide if I should write this. I didn't know Joey like most of you. I also do not have a lot of memories to share. Joey would come over with Blake sometimes and the rest of the boys. Of course, my husband and my 5 year old son were out either in my garage or on my driveway with everyone. I never wanted to be out with all the boys and cramp their style haha! I tried to stay inside and let them have their fun and their beers and talk and laugh at whatever it was they were laughing about. Every now and then, I would walk my daughter outside and we would come say hi, then make our way back in the house.

The reason why I decided to write this is because I just wanted to let Joey and his family know how much my little boy looked up to him. I remember getting ready to go to the gym and my son saying, "Mom, this is Joey P. like when you pee". I just laughed, we all did, and I said hi. He loved him, and I know he enjoyed the times when he was treated like one of the "big boys". I appreciate Joey, and all of the boys for always including my son, playing basketball with him, giving him high-five's, knuckles, and hugs.

About two weeks ago, my husband and I took the kids to lunch and my daughter got a balloon and my son didn't want one. When we were getting into our car, he said, "Mom, I should have gotten a balloon because then I could let it go into the sky so it can go all the way up to Joey P and my uncle Chris".
He will always be remembered in a young boy's heart.
Our thoughts and prayers are with your family and friends during this difficult time. It's clear to see that
Joey P was easily loved... Justice for Joey.

Tiffany Ogilvie

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