Jo Louise Pecoraro

Mis Pecoraro I am parying for your family for their loss BEC YOU WAS BEAUTIFUL VERY SMART AND YOU NEW HOW TO BE A TEACHER TO YOUR STUDENT ESPECIALLY ME CHRISDI WILLIAMS STUDENT FROM L. E .RABIUIN CLASS YEAR 83'-87 I WILL MISS YOU BEC I LEARN ALOT FROM YOU WHEN I WAS IN YOUR CLASS ROOM YOU DIDNT HAVE SPEAK TWICE YOUR SOFT SPOKEN VOICE WAS SO PLEASANT IT HAD OUR ATTENTION COULDNT WAIT UNTIL YOU SAY SOMTHING ELSE SO THAT WE CAN LISTEN AND LEARN I USE TO CALL YOU MIS PEC FOR SHORT BEC YOUR...

My condolences to her family. May she rest peaceful

The best teacher I every had in high school, with all due respect to both Ms Saunders', Mr. Fife, Mr. Stiebing, hopefully that is spelled correctly..Jo Pecoraro, who was not only an exceptional educator but also a mentor, role model, and inspiration to us. In 1988-89, we had to read The Color Purple, we even performed a play in the Rabouin Auditorium..for some reason I played Mister...Her unwavering dedication to the pursuit of knowledge and the betterment of our young minds has left an...

This beautiful lady taught me at SJA in the late 1960´s. She was such a bright presence on campus and always - ALWAYS - had a beautiful smile. I took her comparative religion class and it has stayed with me, over 50+ years later. To this day, that remains one of my favorite classes, and her the memory of her inviting us to learn other others and their views was so very important. A great lady indeed.

My condolences to family and friends. Ms P. was my 12th grade English teacher at Rabouin class of 86. She was so sweet and kindhearted. One of my most memorable teacher

Ms. Pecoraro was my English IV Teacher at L.E.Rabouin Vocational High School she was a very sweet Lady and always willing to help her students May your Beautiful Soul Rest In Peace

Sister Paul Christopher, Jo Louise Pecoraro, whatever name she went by at the time, taught me just by living and being her wonderful self. She was loving, thoughtful, kind, and gentle. My favorite line of hers as a teacher was one she gave in response to my unformed, often totally outlandish ideas: "Well," she would say, "it has possibilities." Over time I realized that this was her way of saying, "That idea will really never, ever, go anywhere, but don´t give up. Maybe you can make...

My sincerest and deepest condolences to the family and loved ones. Pamela Mackie Rabouin c/o 1986

Ms.Peck was my favorite teacher at Rabouin also. I have a recurring dream about being a Sr. In high School, and in that dream, I am always in Ms Peck´s class. She was truly a great person. Chanel Robinson Debose