Josephine Lucille "Jo" Saucedo

What an amazing legacy!! I remember her at all of the games from EA Hall and WHS81. I always remember her smiling. She could be stern too, but always to make sure you were doing the right thing. I remember the candy!! I´m sorry for your loss. Always a Wildcat.

I first met Jo, when I attended Aromas School as a sixth grader. She always was friendly and concerned with your needs. I later came back to Aromas School after I graduated from High School. I now had the privilege to work as an aide and work in the office with Jo. The time I spent at Aromas School I have cherished and remember fondly, because of the many things I learned. Jo was more than a co-worker,she was a second Mom to everyone. She was a shining star.

I started teaching kindergarten the same year Jo was becoming secretary and we worked together in Bradley so we were friends working together except for the 1 yr. she was at district office. She was always there for me and all the people at the schools. She was a very wonderful friend, Marged McNeely /my first few years Margaret Rodman

We will always have fond memories of Manny and Jo from the neighborhood. They will be greatly missed. -N. Simmons

Deepest condolences to all of the Saucedo family. From the James Galassi family.

My sincere condolences to Jo´s family. I taught at Aromas School years ago, and she always was a great support, kind, caring woman. She helped me through some difficult times, and always was encouraging and sincere. She always has held a special place in my heart. RIP, sweet Jo. Love, Maryjo Della Maggiore

Our family knew and loved Jo when she was at Aromas School. She made the world a better place!

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.