Sincerest condolences to the Jagger family. Mr Jagger Senior must have been very very proud of his two sons.

I had the good fortune to see Chris Jagger with a slimmed down version of his Atcha band at the Bulls Head in Barnes not that long ago. Joe Jagger, who must have been 90 or 91 at the time, was in attendance. It was lovely to see him at that grand old age, out there watching one of his two sons performing, sipping a pint and enjoying the show

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Dear Mick,
You have my most sincere sympathy at this time of sadness. God will usher your Dad into heaven with open arms. You made him proud, you were the very best of sons! God bless you and you family, Love, Debra.

My deepest sympathies. Losing a parent is devastating. Thinking of you.

God Bless the Man, Rest in Peace.

Condolences

Deepest sympathies to Mick, his family, and to all those who knew Joe.
Take care.

My deepest sympahthies to Mick and Chris.

our thoughts are with you mick and famly,your dad is at peace now.

To Mick Jagger: My sympathies to you and your family. I know how it is I lost my dad last year on the 21st of November. It will be a year on the 21st this year that he is gone. I was by his side when he took his last breath and i fell to my knees. It is hard but you have to move on as they would want you to.
That experience I will never forget. May Mr Joe rest in peace like my dad to

You all keep Mick in your prayers
Thanks again Mick for performing
we all know what you are going
through.

My deepest sympahthies goes to the Jagger Family. To all who know Mr Joe Jagger.


Take Care /Sir Sweden

My sympathies to Mick and the whole family.

Condolences

Condolences to Mick and his family.
Take your time to grief now. A tour
isn't that important right now!

God bless

Been Stoned since 1964 and still am!

what can a poor boy do except listen to your most beautifull songs. At home, we think of you with our soul. bruno.

Mick,
Sharing your saddness and grief, sending love and peace to you and your entire family at this most difficult time.
Love,
Trish & John
CONNECTICUT

Mick sorry to hear about your Dad,my father passed away just over 3 years ago.He was ill for sometime before that,and I actually managed to get a lot of strength and support from seeing you and the boys that summer.We are all thinking of you.Take care.

R.I.P Joe and warm thoughts to the Jagger family

Can we all just use this forum to express our condolences instead of trying to determine the 'correctness' of Mick's response, whatever it will be, re. cancelled shows etc.????

The man's fater has died. This forum is supposed to be about HIM, not ticketholders and such.

Let's not judge his grieving process against anything other than what HE wants to do and leave it at that.

J

mick,my deepest sympathies to you and your family,i lost my dad in may,its hard ,i dealt with it best by keeping busy,my brothers took time off of work,whatever you choose rest assured he's at peace with the angels.

john scialfa

RIP Joe. Godspeed Mick.

Dearest Mick, i am so very sorry to hear of your loss.

Please accept my deepest, most heartfelt sympathies, to you and all of your family, at this time.
You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
xxTracy

Very sad news. All the best for the Jagger family.

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MicksBrain Wrote:
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RIP JOE, sorry you
> didn't make it to 120.....
>
> WHAT NONSENSE !!!


MB,

Your posts remind me a bit of Oscar Wilde's quotation:

"To lose one parent may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose both looks like carelessness."

That might be funny in a play, and appropriate with the healing tide of time, but right now it's a little bit cold, a little bit callous for a lot of fans and somewhat uncalled for in a world where we're too often left with the dead burying the dead.

I appreciate you're straight-forwardness and your consistency, but I'd ask: let the man rest, let the son gain some repose, and let the fans grieve.

What can it hurt?

Our prayers are with your family in this time...

So sorry about your loss. Everyone in Stonesland is thinking about you and Chris and the grand kids...........RIP Mr. Joe Jagger.

Mick, so sorry you lost Joe, your beloved Dad.

I too thank you for Las Vegas, and I saw that the audience was worthy of
your efforts. Very powerful show and exchange of energies.

FrankM Wrote:
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> That can be the case sometimes Queenie- other
> times is takes awhile to sink in. Grief is a
> strange thing and can be different for different
> people.
>



That's exactly how I feel. I mean, it makes a difference at what age someone dies and if it is expected or not. But when my mother passed away at age 80 I needed time to realize it even though it was not unexpected. During the first three days up to the funeral I always wondered why people were condolescending me. That may sound strange but it was only at the funeral that I fully realized that she was gone, and from that day on I really griefed for her.
But then, I could let her go because she had been very weak and very ill. As she had never wanted to stay in an old people's home it was better for her to pass away instead of lying helplessly in a hospital bed for years.

I guess that this is also what Mick Jagger must be feeling. Having you parents for so long that they can enjoy their son's success for decades is also something to be grateful for. And as we know that Mick Jagger always was on good terms with his parents we can also assume that he can let his father go now at such a blessed age.

Nevertheless we all wish him all the best in his mourning.

the staff at Kingston hospital are great people-
he'd have been well cared for in his final days.
-best wishes to the Jagger family.

Rest In Peace, Mr Joe Jagger.

Sincere best wishes to Mick and all of the family.

RIP Joe, and my condolences to Chris and Mick and Joes grand children.