Josephine "Jo" Butler

Such a dear! And an amazing CASA Volunteer. So missed.

You are in my thoughts so often❤

Josephine I think of you so often. I miss your smiling face, spunkiness, and hugs

I met Jo many years ago along with her sister Jerri. They both gave so much of themselves and always had me smiling and laughing. My prayers go to their families for it is toughest for those left behind. I am sure they are embracing each other and loving all their family and friends.

So very sorry to hear of this loss. I will always remember her beautiful smile full of light. Sending hugs to the family

IT HAS BEEN A LONG TIME SINCE JO
AND I HAD ANY CONTACT BUT I NEVER FORGOT WHAT A WONDERFUL
PERSON SHE WAS. OFTEN WONDERED WHAT SHE WAS DOING AND IF SHE WAS HAPPY. SHE WILL BE MISSED BY ALL THAT KNEW HER I WILL TRY TO GET BACK IN TIME FOR HER
CELEBRATION OF LIFE.

Jo was such a wonderful woman, incredible giver whom will be truly missed. No many giving years to the Sausage Fest, also, like her sister.

You and your sister are together again. The two of you will be fondly remembered at our upcoming 60th high school reunion in August. My sincerest sympathy to the Butler family.

I can't believe such a bright, shining person has left us. My deepest condolences to Jo's family - and to her 'CASA family.' She was a caring advocate and also a force to be reckoned with on behalf of abused and neglected children. Every time we saw each other, it was: "There's the other Jo." I so enjoyed working with her. Such a great person. From Jo Waddell, her CASA friend.