Joyce Renee Chupa

Lynna, Millie, and Devon: I echo Jim's sentiments about Joyce and wish you all well during your time of grieving her passing. Chris Hendrix-Chupa

Dear Lynna, Millie, and Devon: I am sorry to hear about the passing of Joyce, my sister-in-law. Joyce was my brother Mike's best friend and best beloved. She saw him through thick and thin in so many ways. I remember sitting in their back yard feasting on walleye and hearing stories about Mike and Joyce's times snowmobiling in the South Hills, stories about Mike's rodeo days, and his adventures fishing for walleye in Magic Reservoir. And we so enjoyed the dogs that were part of ther family....

Joyce was the soulmate of our dear departed Michael Chupa. She will be forever in our hearts for her devotion to Mike - in sickness and in health. All trials and tribulations done, they are forever together. Blessed Be.

Prayers for her family.Joyce and I graduated from Wendell High School in 1969. We ended up being roommates at BSU. We were so homesick and we´d start talking about our Mom´s cooking and end up crying. And then burst out laughing. We were great friends. So sorry for your loss.

I have been cutting Joyce's hair for several years, and Mike's before his passing. Joyce's and I would talk about our dogs and flowers and hummingbirds. Both Mike and Joyce were wonderful people. I enjoyed our conversations and will miss her tremendously.

My deepest Sympathy to Joyce´s family. She was a lovely lady. Joyce & Mike lived across the street from us gfor years on Rose Street. Barbra Bermingham (Kevin´s mother) Galloway