Joanne Andreshak

Dear Irene, Mary & Glenn,
When I came back from vacation my cousin Linda informed me of Joanne. I was/am so sorry to hear of Joanne's passing and that I was unable to give you my sympathies in person. I will never forget my playmate when I visited my grandparents over there on Auer; that was always a highlight for me. Then when we moved in, our friendship deepened. How sad that we never kept in touch after we began our separate lives. I am sure her positive attitude and...

Deepest sympathies to Joanne's family & friends. I went to Messmer with Joanne and she was always so full of life that she just lit up the room. May you take comfort in your memories of Joanne and know that she is in a better place.

We were very saddened to hear of Jo's untimely passing. We will miss our friendly neighbor. Our deepest sympathy to Sherrie and the rest of her family.

Just a few months back I enjoyed talking to Joanne at our Messmer reunion. I love her smart alec comments on FB. She was 'real', nothing false about her. She is the first of the class of '71 that I really knew, to leave this world. To Sherrie, and all Joanne's other loved ones, try to remember that as time passes, little reminders of Jo will touch your heart, and pop into your thoughts. They will always be with you. My prayers are with you all, and I hope that the caring thoughts of others...

Ant Jo - I wanted to see you so badly in the hospital but with my MS I was not able to visit. I have been so mad at myself since you died that I just wanted to see you one more time. Now as our family gets ready to celebrate your life I am falling apart because I don't want today to be the day. We all love you so much and cannot understand why. But nobody ever really knows. I do know you are up looking down on all of us and will forever. Love you

Jo I love you very much. I am going to miss those wiggly hugs and your flash as I am driving away. Pride will never be the same anymore. I guess I am going to have an extra ear of corn in your honor, every year. I thank you for coming to my dreams and sharing your laughter with me, on several mornings I woke up with a smile you had given to me. I loved all of the times we were banished to the garage. You have given me a treasure chest FULL of fun memories.
Watch over your girl closely,...

Sorry for your loss. my heart goes out to everyone affected by this sudden loss of such a vibrant woman. remember the good times shared with her. keep her memory alive in your hearts and trust that she knew how much each and everyone of you loved her.

My sincere sympathy to Irene, Mary and Sherrie. May Joanne's smile and laughter invade your thoughts daily, and remind you of the wonderful memories you shared.