Joan M. Morris

Donna, Laurie, Tony, Ronnie and family, Joan was special person and one of the best cousins. She was loved by so many, and was the Matriarch of our family. She is finally with the love of her life, her Billy. RIP dear cousin, and I´m sure you´re all up there partying. Love always Cousin Diane

Sympathy to all of her children. We go back all the way to Roland Chez Lui. I did her hair when Joe or Roland were off. Her and Billy wrote such fun loving great people. I always did Jean Ryan hair they were the best of friends. We had fun at the Shop. Rest in peace with Billy.

Very sad to hear this. I'm sorry for your loss. I met her at Warren F Hoye in the late 70's or 80's. She gave me my first charge account. I got a lot of respect for her. Very smart like E F Hutton When she talked people listened. Rest in peace Joan.

I worked with Joan at Warren F. Hoye for a few years. She always was a classy and elegant lady. May you find peace in your memories. Anita Thomas Misiaszek

Our condolences for your loss to the entire Stevens Family. Joan was a great person with a nice smile and sense of humor. She will be missed. God Bless.

Dear Donna, Laurie, Ronnie, Tony and Family, Joan was very special, with a heart of gold and a great sense of humor. She always made us feel at home in her home and we shared many terrific times at the Bellamy Rd Manor. Some of the fondest memories that I have were with Joan and all of you. She was a very special person, and we will all miss her! Love. Cousin, Mark

Dear Donna, Laurie, Tony, Ronnie and families. Jim and I share your grief at the loss of our wonderful cousin Joan. She was a one of a kind. I have so many wonderful memories of our time together. I didn´t know her middle name was Mary Ann. Maybe that´s why we had such a special relationship. That and our love of Grey Goose martinis. I loved her very much and there will be such an empty place in my heart and our family get togethers. She was simply the best. Rest in peace my dear cousin. I...

We are so sorry for your loss. I enjoyed conversations I had with Ms. Joan at Amanda´s wedding.

I will always remember Joan as a Fourth of July sparkler. You knew her presence in a room , whether it was her boisterous laughter or her lively discussions about politics. She unapologetically spoke her mind and I will always remember and admire her spirit. Her family was the center of her world and she loved them fiercely. She is now with her beloved husband, Billy and is at peace. I will miss you but will always raise a glass to cheer you!