Joan Annette Biegel

Joan, as a Soroptimist sister from Dallas, I wanted to extend my condolences to your friends and family and to all of those whose lives you touched, including mine -- as you transition into God's loving arms. Be at peace, my Sister.

Joan and I shared some wonderful times--Su Casa Board, my first charity golf tournament (she laughed when I went to put a tee down after I was already on the fairway and made sure other friends knew and would be sure to tease me), lunches--when we could squeeze in the time. She was at my wedding to Sherman. One of the most caring and fun-loving people I have ever known. We talked a lot about her "girls"--the beagles. I was deeply disappointed not to be able to attend her services. Joan...

Jim, and others in Joan's family,
There wasn't enough time with Joan, but I feel blessed by the days we did share. Joan was warm, lively, fun, smart--an extraordinary woman who accomplished much and touched many lives. My prayers are with you, that you are finding comfort.
Adelle Korn (Ferndale, WA)

Tomorrow we will be gathered to celebrate the life of our beloved Joan Biegel. We will be gathered in greatfulness and with a sense of peace and harmony.

And, as we will reflect on life in general, we will realize how complex and yet simple life can be. Let's concentrate on the simplicity aspect.

With that thought in mind, let's simply say "Thank You." Thank you kind and wonderful Joan, for being part of our lives and allowing us to be a part of yours. Thank you...

Jim, Sandy, and family,
Casey and I want you to know that we are praying for you, and we're spending hours laughing through our tears at all of the wonderful memories we shared with Joan. Her smile, and laughter infectious! We'll never forget her coming out to SIlVER ROCK for Casey's 2nd golf tournament benefiting the MFA. Always lending her time, creativity, leadership to help make the world a better place. God has taken an angel home! We're better for knowing Joan, and her legacy will...

Dear Jim and family,
We are out of town and will be unable to be with you for Joanie's celebration of life service. We know that you are all surrounded with loving support and that Joanie is at peace and all right now. We will miss her smile and zest for life; and we will always admire her courageous battle to overcome this health challenge. She made a huge difference in so many lives and will be embedded in many hearts always. She is certainly in ours. We send you love and hugs,