Johanna Cecilia Jasperson

Thinking of and praying for you today, Jo, hard to believe it's been 9 years! Sending love to the family!

I woke up in the middle of the night to go see a patient and just got home a little while ago, it's just after 6 am. And I was just thinking about Joe on the way home I'm praying for her. It's funny that this popped up in my email box and I don't think it's a coincidence. Letting y'all know I'm thinking about your mama I'm praying for her and for all of you! Love you all bunches

Aunt Jo, it was a privilege to live with you and your family the first summer that I moved to Portland. I remember lots of music in the house, and so many other good memories. You inspired me, especially with your wood carving. I am so appreciative that you and your brother Larry, my father, were able to travel to Russia and the Ukraine to see the family homeland. That always seemed like a trip that brought both of you joy. You have always been someone who I felt close to. I will miss...

We are sorry we cannot attend her funeral tomorrow but please know that our thoughts and prayers are with all of you........

Aunt Jo, I'm sad you're gone. You were a fun, creative, and loving aunt. Our Fischer family always enjoyed visiting you and Uncle Rick and my six Jasperson cousins in Portland. I'm so glad you and your brother (my Dad, Larry Fischer), got a chance to travel to Europe in 1999, to explore the towns your parents had lived in. I'll miss you, Aunt Jo.
Love, Carol Fischer

I love you Grandma...I will always remember the time I spent my life living with you on SE Lambert. You will be missed so much.

I miss you Mom, you taught us all so much about life, you knew so much and always knew just the right thing to say. I will miss Tuesday nights and talking with you. Love, Michael Craig.

We love you Grandma Jo. Love, Corrina, Shane, Ricky, Morriah,and Annika Faith