PHOENIX (3TV / CBS 5) – A man from the valley who saved hundreds of people in a crisis lost his battle against COVID-19 on Tuesday evening. Condolences and stories pour in online from family and friends who have adored Joe Osuch. “Lots of people, more people than I thought, his Facebook is exploding,” said Tammy Cantrell, a good friend of Osuch. Osuch led 4X4 Off-Road Recovery, a volunteer search and rescue group that helped hundreds of people. (Source: 3TV / CBS 5) Cantrell says her friend touched the lives of countless people. “Joe didn’t care. It was the people that mattered. It was his passion,” Cantrell said. Osuch led 4X4 Off Road Recovery, a volunteer search and rescue group that helped hundreds of people who collapsed on the side of the road. trapped or in a bad situation. “When people needed him, Joe was there.” In his final moments, he shared this message with friends and family: “Let everyone know how much I love them and that I am fine with it. I’ve had my great adventure, and this will be my greatest adventure when I look at everyone.” Condolences and stories pour in online from family and friends who have adored Joe Osuch. (Source: 3TV / CBS 5) “He was so selfless. He was the kindest and gentlest soul I know. There will never be a joe again. There will never be another recovery type. It was Joe, ”said Cantrell. Osuch’s friends and family set up a GoFundMe page to help with funeral expenses. Copyright 2021 KPHO / KTVK (KPHO Rundfunkgesellschaft). All rights reserved.
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