Joyce Linda Nichols

Jo was family to my late husband, Jimmy and I and was one of the first ones to welcome me at West Anderson Street Church and she was the adopted grandmother to so many of us there too, including mine and Jimmy's. Jo would come over and play cards at our house and spend the weekend there too. She never failed to keep us all laughing and I know she was looking forward to being reunited with her family in Heaven, but the one thing she was definitely looking forward to was seeing her Lord and...

Here it is 2 years later, it still seems like yesterday, we were playing cards on the front porch, watching our entertainment, (inside joke between us two). We had many laughs along the way. I think I may have played rummy once since you been gone and it don’t feel right not playing with you. I know your watching over us, so please continue to watch over and pray for my family. I miss you as much as yesterday but not as much as today or tomorrow. Love you Mrs. Jo I’ll see you when I get there.

Jo was an inspiration. She loved God with all her heart and it showed. I loved to see her come thru the church doors and to hear her testify. I will be praying for peace for her family in this hard time.

Jo, you will truly be missed. You was my best friend. We always played rummy on the front porch, we had so much fun, with many laughs along the way. You always listened to my problems and helped out where you could. You treated me and my family like your own family, and you were certainly part of my family. You will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with the family. Love you Miss Jo.

My deepest condolences to your family for the loss of your love one. May your cherished memories created, brighten your days and help sustain you at this time. John 6:40 gives much comfort by looking forward to Jesus promise of seeing your love one again.

May the God who "binds up the brokenhearted" and "comforts all who mourn" sustain your family during this challenging time. (Isaiah 61:1,2) With heartfelt sympathy.