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Joan Silo

McComb, Mississippi

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Silo, Joan Ann passed away at age of 76 on February 11 in her home in Summit, MS, surrounded by her loved ones. Joan was the loving, caring and nurturing elder sister of Dr. Milton Concannon of Summit, MS and Michael Concannon of Three Rivers, MI. Joan is survived by her three loving children,...

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2/24/11
I just learned of Joan's passing and am so very sorry. I worked with her for several years. She was very dedicated and genuine. I have been corresponding with her since I retired in 1993 and will certainly miss her emails and letters. Her family was most important to her. I will miss a TRUE friend. Millie Sobottke

Joan told me one time she promised our father she would keep an eye on us when he was gone. She certainly did that. Joan never let me get away with not responding to her e-mails. She was kind in her persistence - reminding me to keep in touch with family by using "old" technologies (telephones) if the "new" technologies (e-mails) were too much for me.

I will miss her her matter-of-fact way of comforting others faced with life's challenges, and how she kept distant relatives in...

My cousin brought a lot of smiles to my face over the last few years. She always made the emials sound genuinely honest and caring. I will miss her so very much. Thouhg we have not seen each other in many years , she is my cousin and she is family

Dear Milt, Mike, Steve, Laura and Gus, Joan was like a sister to my Dad (Bud). When he passed, she eased our aching hearts with stories and memories of growing up on the south side of Chicago. When Uncle Bob's illnesses started this past year, she was the strong one, providing sound advice with a dose of reality and compassion which was unmatched. We will miss her dearly and keep you all in our thoughts and prayers. Love alwasy, Bud's daughter Diane (kaczmarek)

I did not meet Joan in person but was a recipient of her e-mail updates and I kept her informed of goings on in my family; she was cousin to my father, John Kaczmarek and uncle Bob Kaczmarek. She was en encourager to me. Judy Mathias

Joan's passing brings about a great loss in our lives! She brought magic to those who knew her. I actually don't remember meeting her. However, I have the fondest memories of corresponding by letter with her. Her kindred spirit warmed my heart. We are going to miss Joan!!

Joan was a colleague and friend from our GB&W days to INX. I'll miss sharing our family up-dates. Joan was always a very thoughtful and caring person. Cis Tozzi, Chicago

Joan was not only a lovely lady, but a preciously missed good neighbor, Richard Tafel