Joe Irving Shook

Birth date: May 20, 1961 Death date: Mar 2, 2025

Mr. Joe Irving Shook, 63, of Scottsboro, passed away, Sunday, March 2, 2025 at Huntsville Hospital. The family will receive friends Wednesday, March 5, 2025 from 6 – 8 pm, at Rudder Funeral Home in Scottsboro. Funeral service will Read Obituary

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Betsy B. Koger

30w ago

I thought the world of Joe growing up in Scottsboro. He taught me how to do a wheelie on my Honda 50 (then on the next motorcycles) when I should have been inside playing dolls. Thinking of the family.

April Brunet

32w ago

in honor of Joe.

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Charles Bryant

32w ago

Another cousin gone. I remember the good times we had. Rest in peace.

Jason Potts

32w ago

Been buying and shopping with Joe and Robert since I was a kid. Joe always had a joke or story to tell. Rest in peace friend

Rudder Funeral Home

32w ago

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Jan Grayson Pstrick

32w ago

in honor of Joe.

A lighted pale blue candle with a small white flower and a few leaves at its base, set against a soft blue background.

Cole Kirkland

32w ago

Joe Shook had a kind heart and a good sense of humor. I first met him when I was a young boy in his shop. He’d always have funny antics (spraying cheese in my hand because apparently “it makes guitarists play better”, joking with the police during the Homecoming parade, etc.), and he also had a good heart. He once gave me a free video game for Christmas, which is a kind gesture I’ll never forget.

He will definitely be missed by his family, friends, coworkers, and the city of Scottsboro.

Mary Horton

32w ago

in honor of Joe.

Prayers…..

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Karen Woodward

32w ago

in honor of Joe.

RIP ole friend. Karen & Darrel Woodward

Phyllis Dalton

32w ago

in honor of Joe.

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