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Josephine Spitz

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

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Josephine Wine Spitz Surfside Beach Josie Spitz, 64, loving wife and mother, died Monday, March 14, 2011 at her residence after a valiant 4 year battle with ovarian cancer. She was the daughter of the late John and Tillie Wine. Josie is survived by her husband of 43 years, Ray Spitz of Surfside...

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Dear Ray and family,

We, at AVX Filters, are so very sorry for the loss of Josie. The tributes written are such a lovely testament to what an incredible woman she must have been. We hope the memory of her love for you will fill you each day, and help you find peace.

Sending our deepest Sympathy,

The AVX Filters Team

I have such fond memories of growing up with Josie. I smile everytime I think of our friendship through grade school, high school, Girl Scouts, Cheerleading, parties in her basement and visiting the first bomb shelter in Greencastle. She always made you smile....She surely will be missed. May you find peace in your memories...what a great Guardian Angel you have....

Ray and family. Sorry for your loss. I'll keep you in my thoughts and prayers.

During the past four years, Josie and Mimi often spoke about what Josie was experiencing. She always expressed a positive attitude about her illness and demonstrated genuine concern for others. She was a classy lady, had a radiant smile and was a good friend. We will miss her.
Mimi and John Hileman (Myrtle Beach, SC)

Dearest Spitz family. This is a beautiful tribute to the lovely and godly woman that your mother was! She exemplified the love of Christ, even in just meeting her for a few hours!! I'll always remember the "gourmet cook" part....those YUMMY philo pastry puffs filled with pears and chocolate served with ice cream!!!! Unforgettable! Just like your mom! We rejoice in the knowledge that she dances with our Lord in full health and glowing with new life, but our hearts are heavy as we temporarily...

Dear Ray,Susan, and Bill, I feel so so sad about Josie's passing. Sometimes I think that life is so queer. I think that it is a sad time here on earth, but a happy time in heaven.
Ray, thank you for the letter thru e-mail.Even in your time of such grief, you were able to encourage us with your trust in God.
I believe that there is alot of life to celebrate about Josie.
Much love to you each,Diane Martin

Ray,
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Please accept my sympathy for your loss.
Mrs. Bill Burns

Dear Ray, Susan, and Bill, We are so sorry to hear about Josie. We have fond memories of her and all of you from your time in Bradford. Please accept our sympathy. She will be in our daily thoughts and prayers. Our love to all of you. Sincerely, Lou and Angela

I played tennis with Josie before she became too ill to play. What a wonderful and funny person with such a loving spirit. I will miss her smiling face and terrific sense of humor.

Ann Hyde