Joy Allen Konnick

Although I only saw Joy several times since high school, it was a pleasure to have known her. Mahlon Fegley

Dayna and family...So sorry for your loss. She was so engaged in your lives, loved family fun, beamed with pride about her grandkids´ accomplishments and continued to participate, even though it was getting increasingly hard for her. We talked occasionally and she loved a good story and loved to laugh. I admired Joy for her positivity...to spite her illness, she pushed its boundaries, and kept enjoying life. She was so brave.

My husband Patrick and I worked with Joy in real estate for many years The name "Joy" suited her well as she was a joy to work with and in general. She had a great sense of humor and always a smile on her face Carol Gorey Slattery

My condolences for a friend I knew long ago.

I feel like a part of my childhood has died. Joy and I grew up in the same neighborhood,often running after lightening bugs or playing " dress up" with old grown up clothes. Later we graduated to playing kick ball or baseball in the field behind the Allen's house. I also graduated with Joy in 1965. As often happens,we move on and lose touch. At the most recent reunion,I was able to connect with Joy and bring back those child hood memories of running the streets of Reynolds Ave. and State...

Joy was a joy to be around, always upbeat, smiling , laughing and having a good time. She was afraid of nothing. Told she had cancer, she hiked the Appalachian trail, walked proudly bareheaded and beat her odds for years. She loved her family beyond belief and lived life to the fullest. I will miss her positive spirit a lot. I know she is partying in heaven . Love and miss you dear friend!!!

My condolences for a fellow high school friend.

So saddened by Joy's untimely passing. As a former classmate and friend, Joy truly lived up to her name with her zest for life and devotion to her family. She will be missed, but not forgotten. May God bless you and keep you close dear Joy.

What a lovely lady!