Josephine Kulo

Our hearts are broken. We just heard from Carl,today, that Jo had passed. We met at St. Mary´s after mass one Sunday. As I recall, I heard the accent and asked where she was from, in Ireland. Well, her a Carney and me a Flannigan, the conversation flowed! It was always so fun talking with her! What a gift to have known her. My daughter Kelly and I send our deepest condolences to Carl and family. Jo will be missed, but you can be sure, she´s welcomed in The Lord´s House with open arms and...

To Carl, David, Louise, Thomas, Elizabeth, Betty and extended family: sincere condolences on your loss. Jo was a special lady and great fun. Until last week I never knew what age Jo was as she was young at heart and could relate to everyone. I have so many great memories of the time we spent together. Thank you for the memories Jo. Rest in peace.

To the family and friends of Jo Kulo: we offer our sincere condolences on your loss. Cousin Jo was a faith-filled Catholic and deeply proud of her Irish ancestry & culture. Further, she was a prim & proper lady, who always made us feel welcome at her home. We´ll miss our phone conversations with her. Wishing her eternal peace in God´s heavenly Kingdom with her dear husband David.

My sincere condolences to Carl,David and all the family on the passing of your Mother Jo ( My Godmother ) I loved spending time with her when she was home in Dublin and Rush . We had great laughs together . She was so funny and witty . She will always be in my thoughts . May she rest in peace

In loving memory of a wonderful person. Deepest condolences to Carl , David and all the family. We always looked forward to seeing Jo and David and her two sons when they visited their beloved Donnybrook and then down to Rush for high tea. Great memories. Paul and Betty Sweetman and family

Loving memories of Jo and deepest sympathy to Carl, David Louise and children and Betty. A kind and fun loving friend

God bless, Auntie Jo.

Condolences Carl and David your Mother will always be remembered by us here in Rush so many great memories of all her trips home to Ireland RIP Jo