Age 46 of Roseville. Loving Husband, Dad, Son, Brother, Uncle & Friend, passed away peacefully on September 30, 2025.
Joe lived his life with a spirit that was as colorful and bold as the clothes he wore. Generous, adventurous, and endlessly fun, Joe had a gift for sparking laughter, creating memories, and inspiring everyone fortunate enough to know him.
Strong, athletic, and full of life, Joe carried himself with an energy that drew people in. He could light up a room simply by being in it, and his unique sense of style—effortless, vibrant, and entirely his own—made him unforgettable.
Above all else, Joe’s proudest accomplishments were his roles as a loving husband and devoted father. Nothing brought him greater joy than spending time with his son Lincoln while skiing, playing baseball or soccer. Joe and his daughter Lucy shared a sense of togetherness and adventure that made them like two peas in a pod. His wife and children were the center of his world, and he poured his heart into every moment with them.
Joe’s interests reflected his love for both camaraderie and adrenaline. Whether riding his one wheel, snowboarding, dirt biking, golfing, playing hockey, or a casual game of whiffle ball, he embraced life with playful energy. He served his community as a proud member of the Roseville Finance Commission Board and shared countless stories and laughter as an honorary member of the Fulda Snowsliders.
What made Joe extraordinary wasn’t just what he did, but how he lived—with joy, courage, and generosity. He reminded us all to chase adventure, to laugh often, and to never underestimate the power of simply having fun. His legacy is one of inspiration, and his influence lives on in the countless lives he touched.
Joe leaves behind a family, a community, and a circle of friends who will forever carry his spirit forward—joyful, daring, and endlessly inspiring.
Survived by loving wife, Chelsea; children, Lincoln & Lucy; parents, Milo & Chris; brother, Jesse (Brooke); in-laws, Marvin & Erna Rauw; sister-in-law, Faye Rauw (Darrell Katholff); brother-in-law, Dustan (Carol) Rauw; nieces & nephews, Olive, August, Brooklyn, Alex, Ava; many other relatives & friends.
Joe’s life will be celebrated with a gathering of family and friends from 2-6 PM Sunday, October 12th with a time of sharing at 3 PM at Vadnais Heights Commons, Vadnais Heights. Please come in your best vibrant Joe Tupy outfit. Kids welcome! In lieu of flowers, memorials are preferred to support Lincoln & Lucy (please scan the QR code below to donate via Zelle).

Services
Gathering of Family & Friends: Sunday, October 12, 2025 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Vadnais Heights Commons
655 County Rd F E
Vadnais Heights, MN 55127
Time of Sharing: Sunday, October 12, 2025 3:00 pm
Vadnais Heights Commons
655 County Rd F E
Vadnais Heights, MN 55127

Joe,
You were the best boss I ever had—and more than that, one hell of a friend. From skiing trips, to making fun of each other’s college hockey teams, to a few too many at Tom Reid’s—you were one of a kind. I’ll miss you dearly.
I will always remember the way you loved Chels. It was so sweet how in love you were with my best friend, the way you talked about her and how you always wanted her to know how awesome and special she is. I will always remember our hangouts at the farm, your wedding, all the laughs and kayaking into the dugout. Hanging out at Lucien, singing backstreet boys to the twins in the trailer when they were babies, and our chats about music! Thank you for being such a loving husband for Chels. Your contagious energy, your way with words, and your love of activities is something to be admired. You will be greatly missed my friend. See you on the other side.
❤️ Stevie
The world misses your presence already. Your laugh and the laughs and love you provided others will be just one part of your legacy. I can’t thank you enough for the fun, happy moments we had together (all too few). Every time we got on the phone or saw each other in person, you made Lauren and I laugh aloud and come away feeling just that much happier for the time in your presence. You will be thought of often and you will be greatly missed, my friend.