Josephine-Wallace-Obituary

Josephine Barnum "Jo" Wallace

Milton, Massachusetts

About

LOCATION
Milton, Massachusetts

Obituaries

Send Flowers

WALLACE, Josephine "Jo" Barnum Age 79, a long-time resident of Milton, died at Massachusetts General Hospital on Wednesday, October 8, 2008 after a brief illness. She was a great-grandniece of the showman P.T. Barnum. Jo is survived by her husband John D. "Jack" Wallace, her two sons, Alfred W....

Read More

Guest Book

Not sure what to say?

Jackson,Al and David were sorry for your loss.There realy is no words to say....I feel for you all in so many ways . lots of old good memories. Wish we could go back in time...Ill pray for all of you. :(

I just now learned of Jo's death. My thoughts and prayers are with her family. I had the pleasure of purchasing the home where Jo lived as a teenager in Milton and we shed a little tear together when I moved to Charleston. Jo added so much to the town and I will be forever grateful for her friendship.

I have many fond memories of Jo at MHC. Such energy, such spirit and always such kindness.

A bright light has gone out with "Jo",s passing. She brought so much fun and laughter to so many people through her amazing creativity. She will be sorely missed by all who knew her. Our sympathy to Jack, Alfred and David.

Dear David and Mr. Wallace,
I was so sorry to hear of Jo's passing. She was a great lady, she will be missed. I always enjoyed closings when she was involved in the transaction. May she rest in peace. ~ Sean Fallon

I regret greatly Jo's passing. I have fond memories of her during her competitive days in figure skating and especially her Gold Pair Test with Tommy Mcinnis

I can't believe that Jo has left us. And I find it hard to think of her as "resting in peace"..she is probably already organizing something "up there"! God bless you, Jo!
And my heartfelt sympathy to Jack and Alfred and David...and all who miss her!

I will never forget Milton's best real estate agent. she and I worked together for three years at Jack Conway R/E, she was my favorite person there. Wll never forget the picrures she showed us when she was a professional ice skater in her younger years. My heart goes out to you Jack, she was the best plus she had a great sense of humor. Heaven knows her now.

I was saddened to hear of Jo's passing. My heart goes out to Jack, Alfred, and David.