Richmond, Virginia
Annabel Stuart Josephs, born Annabel Stuart Callister on the Isle of Man on May 8, 1941, died July 1, 2004 of complications following treatment for acute leukemia. She was born during World War II and named for her father, Stuart Callister, who at her birth was missing in action in the Murmansk...
Read MoreI was a soldier in the Royal Signals at Catterick Camp, sent down to UCH in Oct/Nov 1959 for a major operation and cared for by `Annabel Callister´, with other nurses on Ward 13. I can never forget her caring kindness and graceful beauty. God Bless you Annabel throughout all of time. James Duckworth.
James Duckworth
April 20, 2023
Mrs. Josephs was the true definition of a lady. I have the pleasure of knowing her daughters and can only send my condolences to them and their respective families. I was saddened to hear the news of her passing. Our thoughts are with you during this most difficult time.
Warmly,
Eda Elbirlik
Eda Elbirlik
July 06, 2004 | Chevy Chase, MD
Ms. Annabel Josephs was so lovely and gracious and so bright. I only knew her for a few minutes before thinking I had made a friend. Her courage was incredible. She touched everyone who met her on North 6. I was so privileged to care for her in the hospital for a short time. Our thoughts and prayers are with her and her wonderful, loving family.
Laurie Lyckholm and Mike Edmond
Laurie Lyckholm
July 04, 2004 | Richmond, VA
