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There’s no right amount of words we can put on this to express how great of a person Joel was, but if we had to summarise it in one sentence, “Joel had a very Joel sense of humour and approach to work and life”. You could just immediately tell that a message or comment would have come from him, he was so unique in the way he’d approach a task and you could see the heart and passion he put into it as he was delivering it, he was always so unassuming and would ask amazing questions and become so invested in any project he was on, he lived and breathed doing the right thing for people and that flourished in his work. Outside of work he was no different, his humour and approach to life was incredible, he’d always have the time of day for anyone, and would go above and beyond to make you feel like part of the group regardless of if you’d known him for five minutes or five years. From giving in depth pool advice, to smashing it up on the table tennis court, Joel was a competitive, but humble guy, who just wanted everyone to have a great time, he was a fierce flame on nights out, and even though that flame has passed on somewhere else, we still feel that warmth and care from an incredible man. He was an incredible father and often spoke in great detail and passion about what he was up to with his family over the weekend or in the evenings, it was wonderfully wholesome to listen to. You were an incredible worker, father, friend and we love you Joel, we miss you deeply, but you live on in the best moments of all of us.

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About 2 years ago, we had an AUB student who Jen Swain had met, take on the work experience task we sometimes assign. When I opened the attachment I got sent, the work Joel had done stood out so clearly for the love he’d put into it.   Everything was so thoughtfully considered and the black and white wireframes came across in such an unusually warm, personable way. When we had the pleasure to meet him for an interview, that same personality shone and we were thrilled about finding someone like Joel to join part time.   Many months, life events, career and university moves later, he had showed us that he had an immense capacity for empathy and incredibly enquiring mind and totally humble and unassuming - perfect qualities for a lateral move to a new UX role. Seemingly effortlessly, he jumped into the role, listening intently, immersing deeply and telling the story of what he’d uncovered in the effort to torpedo the spreadsheet schedule.   Taking on client work felt like just another case of Joel applying his gift of being so present for the people and problems in front of him. They instantly responded to him and felt a strong rapport, as did all the cubes that were lucky enough to collaborate or just have a chat. We were all so happy to see him growing so positively, he’d deserved it after some very testing times. It stings that he won’t realise it. What a truly amazing guy to have known though. Thanks for being you Joel - love you man x

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This is me standing with a hoover I'd recently acquired from Joel having spent 20 minutes trying to open it. For context: I had recently moved into my first flat and was trying to work out how to be an adult, but despite my best efforts, I still lacked basic things like a working hoover. This weird mini story sums up to me what kind of guy Joel was, caring and compassionate, with a wicked sense of humour, let me explain... He saw me struggling at trying to be an adult and offered his help in the form of this hoover, he never asked for any money or praise for it, and even took the time in a working day lunch break to come over and hand it to me personally, but in the same vein didn't tell me how to open the thing and was delighted in glee watching me slightly struggle (Slightly), I sent him this photo after cracking it and to this day, love the fact that we shared this weird story. I guess what I'm trying to say is, Joel was a wonderfully kind and caring individual, at the drop of a hat he'd come to your aid, be it for a hoover, or someone to talk to when things were a bit much, he was the best, and I'll miss him dearly. Until next time my friend.

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