Joanne Jozefowski

For some reason, Joanne just entered my mind today, and I´m so sad to learn she´s gone. I was a patient of Joanne some 40 years ago as a 20-something young guy in the throes of a major crisis. Almost immediately upon meeting her, I knew I had found my angel. Joanne reminded me (until I believed it) that I was OK just as I was. Honestly, I wouldn´t be here if it wasn´t for her. I´m sure Joanne is out there "somewhere in the universe" inspiring, teaching, painting, and transforming lives!!!...

Very kind caring accomplished remarkable professional woman. EAO

Joanne, Forever an Angel to so many of us on this earth of ours. Rest forever in the arms of the angels in all eternity. Constance A. Morrison www.camorrison.com

Joanne, a beautiful person and wonderful soul is surely missed. Miss our conversations and seeing you and Al.

I just learned of Joanne´s passing. She helped me through some of the darkest times of my life. I was blessed to know her and will forever be grateful for her introduction to my husband and her former partner, Howard Mathisen. Carolynn

To Dr Jozefowski s family I had the pleasure of having Dr Joanne Jozefowski as a Nursing Instructor at QCC ... she made an immediate warm , impact on me as a young nursing student. Her personna , presence was indeed unforgettable. I met up with her again when she was on ward street at the counseling affiliates As a patient of hers ... just know she was responsible for lifting my confidence... and provided such needed direction at a time in my life when I truly needed her kind of "magic"...

Joanne

Our world lost an Angel, and a Hero. Joanne, rest forever in the Arms of the Heavenly Angels. JETTA www.camorrison.com

I am so sorry to learn of Joanne's passing. My condolences to her family & friends. I actually stumbled upon this obituary in my own grief, in search of how I can order myself another copy of her book, "The Phoenix Phenomenon" that I've misplaced. While I did not know Joanne personally, I did meet her in college when she came to a class I was taking called, "Death and Dying: The Human Experience." One of the expectations for this class was to read Joanne's book, "The Phoenix Phenomenon". I...