Jo-Anna Iosue

Condolences to everyone, especially Tony and the family. I loved stopping by your camp for visit and hearing Jo-Anna´s stories about Galway. She seemed to know everything about the area. But more importantly, she was funny, practical and wise. And she was always advocating for what was right. I know the entire Maywood community will miss her, especially those who were lucky enough to get to know her. Tony, this stinks. Know we love you.

May the road raise up to meet you my friend. God is surely holding you the palm of his hand right now Jo-Anna. Diamond Point Road will not be the same without. Sending hugs to Tony, Nicole, and Adam.

Tony, Nicole and Adam our sincere condolences to you. To our much loved granddaughters Tarryn and Lizzy Hannan hold those happy memories in your hearts.

So sorry for your unexpected passing of your loving wife mother and grandmother, I know how much it hurts with the recent passings of my mother Pat Y. And my little brother Mark Y. This past year, but I can tell you that it does get a little easier as time heals us, now when my older brother and sisters get together we talk about all the good and funny things that they did or said ,one of my Memories of joanna was me asking my mother why she and her family talked so funny with there New York...

Jerry and I are so sorry to hear about Jo-Anna. May she rest in peace.

Jo was a straight shooter and an excellent observer of people. She was loyal to her friends and always enjoyed visiting on the porch for conversation and a beverage. Loved her nachos. Goodbye my friend. Jo-Ann Gannett