Joe Burchett

joe burchett

November 4, 1978 ~ May 2, 2026

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David Joe Burchett Jr, born on November 4, 1978, in Danville, Kentucky, left an incredible mark on the lives he touched across the world. This 47-year-old was the devoted son of David Joe Burchett Sr and the late Joyce Burchett. Though he is preceded in death by his mother Joyce A. Burchett, his spirit remains unbroken.

Joe enjoyed living life to the fullest, embracing every moment. With a heart of gold, he would go to great lengths for those he loved, spreading joy and laughter wherever he went. Whether spending time at a derby or lending a helping hand, Joe’s presence was a gift to all who knew him. As a proud lineman, he exemplified the truest meaning of dedication and hard work. A Friend. Above all, his family was his greatest treasure, and he demonstrated his love and devotion in countless selfless ways. From guiding his children through life’s lessons to being a constant source of support and encouragement, Joe was a son, devoted father, loving partner, and friend.

He is survived by his loving father, David J Burchett Sr (Margret) of Junction City, sisters, Wendy Egolf (Eddie) and Candi Taylor, his best friend and wife Charlotte Burchett, and their five beloved children who adored him: Lexy Hurst (Joey) of Danville, Kagen Jackson (Tyra) of Stanford, Ethan Burchett (Kylie) of Junction City, Destiny Burchett of Danville, and Jordan Belcher Isaacs (Luke) of Stanford. His legacy also lives on through his six precious grandchildren who held a special place in his heart: Koestyn Halcomb, Jansyn and Westyn Brown, Cooper Johnson, Raelee Jackson (aka his Natalie), and Sunnie Isaacs (aka his Arnold), a grandpup Ariat, along with a host of friends and Joe never met a stranger.

The family asks that you join them to celebrate a remarkable life at 1 p.m., Friday, May 8th at Junction City First Baptist Church with Rev. Jake Yaden officiating. Pallbearers will be Ethan Burchett, Kagen Jackson, Chad Sinkhorn, Vincent Gideon,  Robert Minks, Ricky Lane, Gary Hogue, and Clyde Hammons. Honorary pallbearers will be all Lineman.

The visitation will be 4 – 8 p.m., Thursday, May 7, 2026 at Junction City First Baptist Church.

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Visitation: May 7, 2026 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Junction City First Baptist Church
3860 US-127 South
Danville, Kentucky 40422

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Funeral Service: May 8, 2026 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Junction City First Baptist Church
3860 US-127 South
Danville, Kentucky 40422

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  3. I will forever remember Joe coming to JCES and treating all the kids to ice cream. He scooped and scooped without ever complaining. He made a lasting impression on so many students and staff, and his kindness will not be forgotten.
    Mrs. Dana

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  5. So VERY saddened by this loss. We respected Joe deeply, for many, many reasons. He was loved and will be missed more than I think he could ever have imagined.
    Prayers for all his family and friends will continue throughout the coming days and months . . .
    R I P, Joe ❤️

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  6. Joe was special soul, who didnt know a stranger. A smile that light up a room. A hard working father and husband that made sure his family was takin care of. He will be deeply missed by family and friends. Will continue to keep Charlotte, kids and grandkids in our prayers.

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  10. Joe was a great man who always had a smile bigger than anyone around him. He will be missed for sure.

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  13. We are heartbroken for the loss of Joe. He was loved by everyone. Praying for Charlotte and the whole family and a whole town that loved Joe.

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  14. Many prayers for all family & friends. Joe was one of the good ones.🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

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  15. Charlotte I am so sorry for your loss! You and your family are in my Prayers! 💔
    🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

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  17. Joe, it was a pleasure to work with you brother, you will be greatly missed by many! Prayers to the family and see you down the line brother!!!

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  19. To all the family of Joe, keep his memories alive for those who never got to meet him. Prayers for you all.

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  20. Rest easy Joe and save us all a cold one. Prayers for Charlotte and all the kids. You’ll surely be missed.

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  21. Prayers for charlotte and all of his kids and all his grandbabies.

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  24. 🙏 Prayers for you Charlotte, the kids and grandbabies 🙏 The Lord will be in stitches when Joe starts pulling pranks in heaven. Charlotte, I am so very sorry for your loss. Hold tight to family & dear friends, they will hug and carry you through. God Bless

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  26. RIP JOE,Sending Prayers up for Charlotte his wife, his kids,and his grandbabies,and all his other friends & family.

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  27. RIP Joe! Everytime I saw you, you was smiling! That smile would light up the world. Keep smiling. Prayers for Charlotte, Lexy, and all the family and close friends!

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  28. Loved Joe since the first time I met him in 7th grade at BCMS. Always smiling. Always. Our 1997 senior class clown at Boyle if I remember correctly. Was hoping to see him at the pond one of these Friday nights this summer. Special dude. Loving father, grandfather, and husband. Many prayers to all the family. Will miss you!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏

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  29. I did not know you or the circumstances surrounding your death. It’s a not my business.

    It is my honor to pray for your family and all of those you left behind. May your loved ones feel peace and hold on to amazing memories together.

    Rest in peace. God’s holding the people, that you left behind, forever in his Strong hands. I’m so sorry for the profound loss. ❤️‍🩹 Heather Rice

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  30. Joe you will be so very missed. I’ve known you since as long as I can remember, always in the same homeroom and even in our middle school years. You were such a great dude. And I’ve been seeing you and your family on FB all of these years, always been so proud of the man you have become. You will be truly missed old friend. Give heaven some hell friend.

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  31. Many prayers for his wife kids and grandkids and all who knew him may the lord give you strength today and the days ahead!!!

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  32. RIP Joe we went to school together .. not many if us left .. prayers for the family ..

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  34. Joe was the funniest guy with a no BS attitude. I wasn’t around him much, but he and Charlotte were/are the most likeable people I had the pleasure of meeting. My heart goes out to the entire family and the hole this brings to their lives.

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    • Joe was a great man to work with and as a fellow Lineman earned all my respect just by the way he treated everyone around him. Karen and I send our deepest condolences to you and your family. Please let me know if you need anything.

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  38. Joe, we will never forget all you did for our nephew TJ Propes! He loves you and you will be deeply missed! RIP our friend

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  39. The world lost a light, I can’t remember a time i seen you, that you didn’t have a smile, praying for Family and friends and everyone that was blessed to know Joe, Rest In Paradise. Till we all meet again !

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  40. Charlotte, I didn’t know Joe personally, but I had heard so many good things about him, that I felt I knew him. I am so sorry for your loss. I will keep you and your family in my prayers as you navigate life without him. ❤️

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