Joy Maddox

I worked with Joy for 11years at Calumet High. She was a gifted teacher and respected by both faculty and students. I deeply regret losing touch with Joy. I did attend her wedding to Claude C Maddox. They were so obviously meant to be together. I was privileged to be her matron of honor at the ceremony. Joy, Claude, my late husband Jim, and I shared many good times together, including Christmas Eve gift exchanges. I saw the obituary when the Retired Teachers Association of Chicago...

Joy was a very close (in fact, I believe best) friend of my departed mother-in-law, Louise (Sue) Bidle. She continued to be a friend of my later departed father-in-law, Richard Bidle. She was a kind, caring and thoughtful person who was loved deeply by both. Deepest condolences from me and my husband, Jim.

My very deepest sympathy to Joy's family. She was my very best friend all thru high school. She and Claude visited us a couple of times after they were married, and as life happens......we lost touch. I've thought of her often over the years and tried finding her. Very sad about her passing. May she rest in peace.

Dear Aunt Dorothy

So sorry tp hear of the loss of your daughter
It's hard to lose a child .
My brother Joel called me . I wish I would have stayed in touch with my cousins,but life seems to get away on us.
Prayers are with you and your family at this sad time.
Sincerely
Leroy and Gail Graf Matzdorf

I am so sorry to read of Joy's passing. My condolences to her family. Joy and I played our flutes together in the Junior High and Senior High Schools. She holding FIRST CHAIR. May she rest in peace...

Kitty Meyer Rosland

My sincere condolences to the family of Joy Maddox, May she be remembered for her love of life and wanting to see a better world.May the God of all comfort be with you at this difficult time