Dayton, Ohio
1914 - 2016
Cotter Josephine "Jo" Cotter, 101, of Dayton, Ohio and formerly of Willoughby, Ohio, went home to her Savior on Tuesday, July 26, 2016 in Hospice care at Brookdale Muirfield Assisted Living Facility in Dublin, Ohio. Jo was born on December 26, 1914 in Willoughby, Ohio to the late Joseph and Rose...
Read MoreI was one of John's kids at The Valley! I remember both he and Jo fondly. Our thoughts and prayers to their family.
Peg Bacon Kniesly, Dayton, Oh
Peg Bacon Kniesly
August 15, 2016 | Dayton, OH
Mrs. Cotter was so kind to all the neighborhood kids. Memories of her always make me smile. She was an angel on earth.
Marnee Hathway
August 13, 2016 | Dunedin, FL
Words can't express what an amazing person Jo was. I was amazed to see all of her accomplishments throughout her life. I just knew her as my wonderful neighbor growing up on Kipling Dr. John & Jo were the greatest neighbors - so kind and thoughtful. I then enjoyed visiting with Jo as I grew into an adult and then we could share stories between nurses. Oh yes and those amazing apricot cookies! Sending my warm thoughts and prayers to Jay and Tom.
Sue Childs (Alexander)
August 08, 2016 | Tipp City, OH
Jo was a special person in my life, since I was a little girl. My sister and I were able to visit her several times at the nursing facility, her memory was still so fresh, and loved to hear about her and our early years at Assumption and later. Will miss this wonderful woman, who am sure is right by John's and God's side
I loved you, Jo,
Kathy Bartolotta
August 07, 2016
With love and deepest sympathy
Pat and Marcia Wall
August 07, 2016
Jo was such a beautiful lady inside and out. It was a complete privilege and honor to be a part of her care team. I will always cherish the stories she told me about the "adventures" of her life. My thoughts and prayers go out to her loving and devoted family.
August 05, 2016
Josephine Cotter was a special woman, who understood what God's purpose is for all of us
She embodied motherhood, not just for her two sons, but to all who knew her.
Rest in peace with your sweetheart, John and enjoy your heavenly place, for you were truly an angel
Love
The Shock family
Anne Shock
August 04, 2016 | Dayton, OH
I have many memories over the years of wonderful conversations with Aunt Jo. She told such interesting stories about her time as a nurse, and also told me some many stories about my grandmother. I will miss not talking to her . She always amazed me - how sharp she was until the very end of her life. I visited with her 2 years ago, and I am so glad I had the opportunity to see her.
God Bless her.
Chris Smith (niece)
August 03, 2016
