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My Husband, Wes Decker worked for World Travel. Part of his job was to pick up and deliver travel packets, etc to various companies / clients of World Travel and Joyce was the contact person he dealt with at her company. Wes thought quite highly of Joyce. On multiple occasions he would tell me of her kindness and courtesy. All those with whom he dealt, werent of that personality. Wes was so saddened when he learned of Joyces condition and ultimately of her leaving this world. Months and...

Bobbie Decker

January 02, 2020 | Shawnee, OK | Acquaintance

A person couldn't ask for a better sister-in-law. Every time we were home to visit it was so nice to go to Larry and Joyce's home to stay for a night or two and just have a glass of wine and visit. We would get to laughing and when Joyce laughed you had to join in. All of us in Idaho loved Joyce so much. Larry, Drad and Grant love each other and know that we love you.

Alan McCool

January 29, 2013 | Jerome, ID

Joyce was one of my best friends since the 7th grade. We shared the same sense of humor. I will never forget her laugh, which we did often. The memories of camping behind Brewster's house and spending nights at each other's houses will be forever cherished. I will miss you dear friend, but I know I will see you again in heaven someday.
Larry, Grant, Brad and family...may God carry you through with His love and peace.

Pam Mater

January 14, 2013 | Fremont, MI

I was so saddened to hear of Joyce's passing. I will always remember her smile and her laugh and how she loved her boys. I could go months and months without talking to her after I left DTG. Catching up with her was always effortless. She will be missed here on Earth but I'll look forward to catching up when I see her in Heaven.

Lisa Bycroft

January 12, 2013 | Broken Arrow, OK

Joyce was such a wonderful person, she truly cared about others. When at DTG and during 14 years of travel we would call her time and time again to change our travel plans and Joyce was always happy to help no matter how many times we changed plans! She will be missed by many. Our thoughts and prayers are with the famil. God Bless..

Mike Net

January 11, 2013 | Ft. Lauderdale, FL

Joyce was such a wonderful person. She was always happy and laughing. She loved her family more than anything. She will be truly missed!

Cherie Guillen

January 11, 2013 | Broken Arrow, OK

Larry, Brad and Grant,
Joyce has been a wonderful friend all my life. We grew up together as the "Little Girls", Poy(Joyce),Pooh(Judy), Kath and Cynth. Our homes had a path running between them that had been established long before we were born. Despite the years and the miles Joyce will always be a Little Girl playing in the orchards and fields. I know we will all miss her but she is part of who we are, so she will always be with us.

Cynthia Brewster Pyle

January 11, 2013 | Anchorage, AK

We wish to extend our sympathy to your whole family. Joyce always had a special place in our family as a babysitter. The kids always liked it when she was the sitter coming. Our hope for your family at this time is that you can come together in love and have a time of reminiscing and remembering the good times together. You'll be in our thoughts and prayers in the days to come.

Bob and Nancy Rottier

January 11, 2013 | Fremont, MI

Had the privilege of knowing Joyce through Thrifty and DTG for a couple decades. Could go long periods without talking to her, then drop by her office for a visit and immediately we were yucking it up. She had a remarkable spirit. My prayers are with the family.

Phil Thompson

January 11, 2013 | Tulsa, OK

Joyce's Obituary

McCOOL, Joyce Arlene, 53, went peacefully to be with the Lord Monday, January 7th, 2013 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Joyce was a Loving Wife and Mother of two with a tireless passion for quilting. Joyces life was her family and friends whom she loved so deeply and so dearly. Her children will remember her as the Mom that could turn the world on its head with her smile and could make the dullest day seem so beautiful. Joyce was employed by World Travel and provided corporate travel for Dollar Thrifty for 21 years. Joyce was born February 20, 1959 in Fremont, Michigan to Joe and Helen Louise (Witte) Rottier who preceded her in death. Joyce is survived by her husband, Larry Dean McCool; sons, Grant Lucas McCool and Bradley Aaron McCool. Joyce is also survived by her 10 brothers and sisters, all of Michigan, James Rottier, David (Nancy)Rottier, Andrew (Marcia) Rottier, Barbara Robinson, Ruth (David) Trzemzalski, Shirley (Thomas) Carson, Stanley (Colleen) Rottier, Donald (Lois) Rottier, Judy (Charles) Correll, Dean (Kathi) Rottier. Visitation 6-8P.M., Friday, January 11, 2013 at Moores Southlawn. Memorial service will be 11:00 A.M., Saturday, January 12, 2013 at Asbury United Methodist-Mason Chapel. In lieu of flowers, contributions In Memory of Joyce (Rottier) McCool to Fremont Christian School 208 Hillcrest Avenue Fremont, Michigan 49412 or Metro Christian Academy 6363 South Trenton Avenue Tulsa, Oklahoma 74136. Moores Southlawn 663-2233 share memories at www.moorefuneral.com

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