In Loving Memory of Joseph Michel Smith affectionately known as "Joe" who graced this world with his presence on March 17, 1986 at Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas Texas. He was born to the parentage of Michael Lee Smith and Lori Ann Trobaugh.

Joseph was an artist at heart. He performed and created art in various forms throughout his entire lifetime. He wanted to become a tattoo artist, so he bought equipment and did just that. He found streaming by accident and as a calling. He was talented and a natural at interacting with people. He had over 2K dedicated followers and will be missed by all of them. He created art for that community as well in the form of custom paint jobs actually placed on the vehicles featured in the games that he streamed. This was his career and it was just beginning.

Additionally, Joseph was an avid sports enthusiast. He was always cheering passionately for the Detroit Lions! He demonstrated deep passion and loyalty to the Lions rather than win or lose! He Protected the Den and Restored the Roar every game day. Joseph was a gentle and understanding man who was slow to anger… unless the video game lagged! Rather it was Fortnite, 2K, Warzone it was never Joe, How could it be? He was indeed a Pro! Video games were highly stimulating to him and his absolute
favorite pastime. He looked forward to playing with his cousins daily, all of whom he loved very much.

Joseph departed this life on November 13, 2024. He leaves behind a legacy of gaming, art, love, and memories that will forever be etched into the hearts of those who loved him.

Survived by Wife, Annice Smith; Step-daughter Kendra Woodard; Mother Lori Ann Trobaugh; Grandmother Carolyn Sue Losh; Uncles: Steve Losh, Robert Losh, Donald Johnson and Gail Johnson. Aunts: Debra Oskins and Pam Smith; Cousins: Tommy Thornton, David Ray Oskins, Annette Crawford, Jake Young, Davey Thornton, Tyler and Taylor Losh and a host of other relatives.

"I'll see you someday in Heaven my son. I love you and will always miss you." - Your Mom

"I love you and miss you terribly. I'm grateful for the years God gave me with you. I know you're at peace and your health has been restored. You showed me what love was and my heart will forever belong to you." - Your Wife

Family and Friends
"So with you; Now is your time of grief, but I will see you again and you will rejoice, and no one will take away your joy." - John 16:22