Joan Vandervliet

Dear Ones,
Not sure if you will all remember me...your mom was very instrumental in my life journey...I still work fulltime with individuals effected by disabilities. I sure am you will miss her deeply. THoughts are prayers. Sib Nafziger Charles

Terry and Mike,
So sorry to hear. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Jim, Suzanne and Shane O'Keefe
Ridgefield Park

Sue, David and Robert,

I am so sorry for your loss.

Sincerely,

Michelle Kincel

god saw you were getting tired,and a cure was not to be,so he put his arms around you and whispered,"come to me",a golden heart stop beating,hard working hands at rest,god broke our hearts to prove to us,he only takes the best.

god saw you were getting tired,and a cure was not to be so he put his arms around you and whispered,"come to me, a golden heart stopped beating hard working hands at rest,god proved to us he only takes the best.

Joan was a great person. We always called each other neighbors even though she moved from Prospect St and I moved to Waldwick. I will miss her cheerful attitude whenever I saw her around or at Matthew's Diner. My heart goes out to her children and grandchildren. Just know she is watching you from above.

What an amazing soul. I will never forget her love for Christ and her sense of humor. She made Grace Church a wonderful place. Love to her family;peace to her life.

Joan - thank you for your friendship and encouragement. May your family draw strength and encouragement from knowing you are in GLORY! Keep on smilin'.