Joan Van Horn

Although I knew her for a short time I will remember her love for playing bingo and always getting her hair done no matter how she was feeling. A very strong woman; I know she is with our Lord. My condolences to Carol Healy’s family.

It was such a pleasure knowing Joan here at Windsor. She and I shared the same August 2nd birthday . She will surly be missed as one of our Dominoe players. We all loved you Joan!

I have a lot of great memories at Aunt Joan and Uncle Bob’s house growing up. She will truly be missed by everyone that knew and loved her. Sending love, hugs and prayers to the family.

Aunt Joan, the last of the six siblings of the Remingtons will be greatly missed by all who knew her. I did not see her much in her later years because of the distance between us, but I will always remember her as happy and laughing a lot, and very kind. She was a strong woman, and a caring woman. At her 90th birthday party, she told me her goal was to make it to 100 years old. I thought at the time, “why “? But she told me because she still hadn’t seen enough of what she wanted to...

To my special friend Joan. We spent fun times together at the YMCA where I first met you. Our fun trips after that were so exciting together and we had many laughs. I will miss our many phone calls and activities. Love you Joan.

Joan was an inspiration to everyone. She never gave up and continued to fight until the end. She once told me she wanted to live until 100 and I thought “if anyone could do it, she could” but God had other plans for her. I will miss her smiling face and cheerful conversations. She was always a bright light. Rest in peace Joan. ❤