Josephine Wright Murley

Thinking of and missing you, Mom, this time of year and every day. Wish you were here.

Mom-
such a short time since have been gone--but, oh how long it has seemed. I love and miss you

Tana, such a lovely life, so well described. I wonder if your Mom accompanied my wounded cousin when he was evacuated to Australia. He ended up marrying his Australian nurse! You were lucky to have your Mom from so long. God Bless. Mary

Tana, I am very sorry for the loss of your mother, what a wonderful and fulfilling life she led. May the memories comfort everyone in your family. God Bless.

Granny,
I love you so very much! You will always have a large part of my heart - nobody else would have put up with me! You were/are such a strong person, I only hope I can be half the woman were. Now is the time I really need your advise....

Love you always,
Michelle

My dear Aunt Jo was such an intelligent, quick-witted and practical woman. She had an exciting military career during WWII which she rarely spoke of and was never boastful of. She was a woman before her time, educated, adventurous and with her own career. Yet being in the jungles of New Guinea ferrying wounded soldiers to Australia required bravery and patriotism. Her quiet demeanor masked this sense of adventurousness and independence.

I will always be grateful for the kindness...

What a beautiful tribute to this wonderful woman of character and strength! I will truly miss my Aunt Jo who always saved her words, wisdom and humor for the most appropriate moments. As we gather soon for our Wright Family Reunion, I hope that it will become a moment to remember Jo and the other members of the Wright clan who have left a large legacy and that my Murley cousins will be there to see how we all loved their mother.

Thanks for your service Lt. RIP Job well done.