JoAnn Jancosek

Thinking of Bunny today on her birthday. Wishing I could call her as always but know she is in a better place. Hope the family is getting through this day as well as possible.

Dear George and Family,
George, I don't know if you remember me - Nan Collins - but I had a summer job with you and Tom when I was in h.s.

Bunny and I shared a wonderful friendship when classmates at GRC, and we always had great visits at our h.s. Reunions. I am recalling visits with you as well, when you accompanied Bunny.

I heard just this morning of Bunny's death and read her obit on line. What a wonderful tribute to her and charming story of her life!

I am...

To George and family, Another of Bunny's high school classmates. So sorry to get the news of her passing. Love and condolences, Marcia

My sympathies to the Jancosek family from a college classmate at Mercy of Detroit in 1960.

JoAnn (known as Bunny to me) have been friends for 55 years. We met at Mercy College where we had four wonderful years. Although we do not live close we have kept in contact all these years. Her death makes me sad. Her illness is the sad part, I am glad she is out of her misery from the disease. She will continue to be in my prayers and memories.

Deepest sympathy to the Jancosek Family.
I worked with her father many years ago and knew her mother. It doesn't surprise me that she was such a lovely and loved lady. Wonderful parents!

George and Family:
As Christians we take comfort and find solace knowing our loved one is at peace in God's. Joann was a beautiful person who made a positive constructive difference in the lives she touched. What a remarkable human being. Her goodness, kindness, thoughtfulness and Faith are celebrated with heavy hearts. Somewhere, far beyond the stars, Joann enjoys God's Heavenly banquet from the harvest of her life. George, know that Joann, you and your family are in our thoughts and...

To the Jancosek family: my thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. I worked on many shows with Joann at the Theatre Guild and she was a wonderful person.

Reading of her accomplishments and of the love she had for her family, friends and community, one thought comes to mind. She never expected anything in return. Everything she did was for the betterment of others. Such a rare quality in today's world. I was so lucky to have been counted among her friends. When I would see that she was troubled, or hurt by the words or actions of others, my Italian temper would flare and I would advise her to return their nastiness in kind. She would calm my...