Joshua Basala, The Sneaker Vault owner, dies of suicide: obituary

Moline, IL – The Moline community is grieving the loss of a cherished resident and beloved figure, Joshua Basala, who tragically passed away on Wednesday afternoon, November 1st, 2023. As the owner of The Sneaker Vault and a dedicated member of the Quad Cities, Joshua left an indelible mark on the hearts of those who knew him. His vibrant spirit and genuine kindness touched the lives of many, making him a treasured friend and a source of positivity within the community.

Joshua’s sudden passing has left a profound impact on his family, including his son Bailey Basala, who set up a fundraising page to help cover the expenses for his father’s funeral. Reflecting on the significant role Joshua played as the sole provider for the family, Bailey shared heartfelt sentiments about his father’s unwavering support and love. The overwhelming response from the community, surpassing the initial fundraising goal, stands as a testament to the impact Joshua had on the lives of those around him.

Joey Rhoads posted on Facebook,

“Rest up Big Dog you will be deeply missed . Unfortunately I won’t get to see you one last time before your soul enters heaven but I know your with me and always will have my back !!!!RIP Joshua Basala / My Best Friend / My roll model / my mentor / my boss/ co worker / you were everything and anything I could ever ask for in a Friend thank you for everything you have done for me and my family . I’ve done everything in my power to repay you for everything and your legacy will always be remembered through The Sneaker Vault QC !!!!! I won’t let you down !!!!!”

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A resident of Moline, Illinois, Joshua Basala was known for his dedication to his family, including his wife Tiffany Basala, his mother Joni Basala, and his brother Brandon Mrazek. His entrepreneurial spirit was evident through his ownership of Olde Town Heating & Air and The Sneaker Vault, a testament to his passion for business and his commitment to serving the community.

Described as one of the “coolest and realest” individuals, Joshua’s influence extended far beyond the world of business. His love for sneakers and basketball created a space for athletes and shoe enthusiasts alike, fostering a sense of camaraderie and shared passion within the Quad Cities. His impact will continue to be felt, not only through the memories he leaves behind but also through the legacy of kindness and positivity he imparted to all those who had the privilege of knowing him.

Details regarding Joshua Basala’s obituary and funeral arrangements will be provided by the family at a later date as they honor and celebrate the life of this exceptional community member and cherished individual.

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