Joy Koch

I remember Joy and Fred when I became friends with their son Kalfin in 7th or 8th grade. I remember they were always glad to have me over and made me feel at home. They even had a pool table, how cool! When Kalfin and I went to the lake in my dad's Austin Healey and broke down on the way home, Fred came out and rescued us since my parents were out of town. They were good, Christian parents who looked out for their son and his friends. I hope to see them again when I get to the other side some...

We were saddened to hear of the passing of Joy. We were neighbors to her and Fred on Neville Ave. until two years ago. Also close to them in Show Low. We were good friends as well as neighbors and truly valued their friendship. We also were sorry to hear of Fred passing on. May they both rest in peace and our sincere sympathy to all of their family.

I am a very old friend of Joy's, we went to high school together and worked at the FBI together, and have socialized and kept in contact all these many years. I knew she was having serious health issues and I am so sorry about Fred's death also. My prayers are with you. Doris Bairo

I met Joy 31 years ago as my bride-to-be and I were looking for a home to purchase. Joy was our first experience with a Realtor and she was the most pleasant one we ever had. She took us under her wing like we were her own children. She had our best interests in mind and was a 'joy' in every way. She was truly a credit to her profession. We later used her in 2 more home purchases. My bride died from cancer this past June.

Mom, I'll miss you. You gave so much of yourself and became my friend. I love you and know you are with dad, to laugh,love and be happy again. Liz

I will miss you Mom & Dad for the rest of my life.
With All My Love
Your Son Kalfin