Joan A. Bachor

Mr Bachor, Pamela, Paul and Phillip (and the rest of the family) I was so saddened to hear about Mrs Bachor. She was a wonderful person and, to this day, I can see her sitting on the front porch and hear her laugh. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. Much love, Carleen

Thank you for being the best grandma ever!! I will never forgety childhood because of you. From the train set around the tree at Christmas time, the big pumpkins grown that I used for my Cinderella costume at Halloween, getting the barn kitten Daisy aka petunia, hauling hay for the horses, having my pony Tina, driving tractors, tap-dancing, Shirley temple etc. The list goes on and on. I will miss you more than I can even write. I love you Grandma Joannie.

Until we meet again,

I love you. I wish I had more time with you, but I am thankful for the time I was given. You're so talented, kind and loving. Your dumplings are the best! You are such a trooper and such a great sense of humor. Joanie, I hope you are at peace with our Father. You are loved and greatly missed.

Dear Sy and family. Carol snd I extend to you our heartfelt condolences. My earliest memory of Joan was when we lived in the basement in Ferndale. She watched over me like a hawk. She was Uncle Joes n Aunt Gerts special Angel. May Christ welcome Joan into His Heavenly Jerusalem and May The Holy Spirit give you all comfort.

Sy and Joannie and us go back a looong way. Bob and I worked with Sy at Design Staff. At every dept. event Sy and Joannie were there. Joannie was always the person I wanted to sit by because she was so much fun. I fondly recall our "group" going to Macinac Island and having so much fun pranking each other. We had a group photo taken as early western frontier Americans and duplicated it at our wedding. Joannie brought a lot of joy to people's lives. She cared, she was generous with her...