Joyce Brannen Nettles

Always remember her kindness to me! A special woman of God Your daughters are so special

Precious Memories always of Joyce and her presence in my life! Today she would be happy to hear I'm back home in Savannah. We will meet again someday in the clouds! Oh what joy that will be..I'm forever grateful for the special friendship we shared!

Always and forever in my heart! Your Christy and her family are a blessing to everyone! Your heart lives on forever! We will all be together in Heaven!

Thinking of wonderful memories and times we shared together. What a blessing you were to me as we talked so many times. God has blessed your girls and you can be proud of them. I still see sweet Christy and keep up with the other girls through her. Precious Memories we will share again one day in heaven ❤

This poem was found in my mom's secretary after she passed. I am sure she thought of her mom when she read this.....but it makes me think of her.
I am absolutely certain that Mama would not want to be thought of as "gone"...
She would not want that...
She would not want anyone to be afraid that they will never get to see her again, or hear from her again, or hold her or talk with her again...
For if you need to see Mama, then look into the eyes of your children and your...

Christy, Barbara and Debra,

I just spent the evening with Mandy Carter Lane last night and heard about your mom. My heart breaks for you all and I pray for God's wonderful peace to pour over all of you.

Barbara & Debra,

You & your family are in my thoughts and prayers. May all of your memories bring you comfort in the days ahead. God Bless!

Christy, Barbara, and Debra,

Your mother was one of the finest and sweetest women I knew and will be missed by everyone. If I can ever do anything to help you guys, please let me know. I am so sorry for you guys and my prayers are with you always.

Spencer Thomas

I was one of Miss Joyce's Tiponi kids. As a last born child, I was not at all sure that I wanted to get up and get to school by 9:00 at the tender age of three. Once I got inside the door, Miss Joyce had art and science projects set up. The room was always warm and inviting . I remember sitting on the little log for circle time and making Indian costumes from M & M grocery bags.
Now I am grown and have a three-year-old daughter. I would love to have a teacher like Miss Joyce for...