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Jo-Anne Cairo

Chicago, Illinois

Mar 15, 1955 – Sep 18, 2020 (Age 65)

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BORN
March 15, 1955
DIED
September 18, 2020
AGE
65
LOCATION
Chicago, Illinois

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Cairo, Jo-Anne

Jo-Anne Cairo of Chicago, age 65. Beloved daughter of the late Paul and Mary Cairo; loving sister of Paul (Judith Mileski) Cairo; proud aunt of Laura (Tim) Evans; great-aunt of Victoria and Vivienne; cherished companion of the late Donald Andersson; mother to her beloved cats Rosie, Scoozie and Izzy. A Memorial Mass will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, memorials would be appreciated to www.pawschicago.org. Arrangements entrusted to Conboy-Westchester Funeral Home. For info 708-F-U-N-E-R-A-L.

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I came across this picture of Joanne and I in our Thresholds days. When I googled her I was surprised to find her obituary. Loved her!

Sorry to hear of Jo's passing..From her extended family in Calgary, Alberta Canada Condolences from her Aunty Kathleen Favero, her 1st cousins Jerry Favero,Koll Favero,2nd cousins Mitchel and Garret Favero and Jake and Nathan Favero.. You will miss,but never forgotten...

I worked with Jo Anne years ago and we unfortunately lost touch. My sympathy to all of her family. Joanne was truly a caring giving soul who always thought of others first. We had many fun lunches together. Rest in peace JoAnne! You will be missed.

I had the good fortune to know Jo-Anne more many years. She and Donald Anderson were planning to be married when he became ill. He spent many days in Columbus Hospital and Jo-Anne visited and was involved in his care. I was a nurse practitioner and watched her rock solid support of Donald.
Over the following years, we became friends and saw each other periodically. She sent my husband and me beautiful hand made cards that I have kept and cherish. I have a tiny painting by her in my...

Well Jo Ann, our many talks, lunches and writing IEPs at Dyett High School are truly memorable. You probably didn't know it; you made a difference with Dyett's SpEds. Many of the ones who got under your skin, did so because you paid attention to them. The few days you weren't at Dyett, our SpEds ran around the school looking for you. "Where's Ms. Cairo? :) Your journey here on earth is done. Well done my friend. See you when I see you. Carolyn Carroll

We will miss Jo-Anne's sense of humor, and she'd often bring us treats from D'Amato's Bakery. So thoughtful. Our heartfelt condolences.

I’ll miss our conversations. She was my friend.

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.