Joyce B. Vanderpol

We miss your smile and energy Joyce. What a wonderful example to all of us. You were a joy to be around. Thank you sweetie.

Joyce was a joy to be around and to work with. Always a smile and always interested. What a blessing to have touched my life. A great business partner . Thank you Joyce.

I was fortunate enough to meet Joyce in early 2024 when I needed some documents notarized in the USA. I live right across the border in Canada and I set up an appointment with the first notary I could find and what a joy it was to meet her! I was immediately struck by her kindness, humor, and overall optimistic outlook on life. Meeting her that morning was the highlight of my day, and I want to live the rest of my life with the same vitality and vigor that she posessed. A very special...

My husband and I owned The Village and the twins used to come in on Sundays and shoot pool. They would split a Coors light and have a sandwich. Such a delight . Glad they both lived so long but sorry they are gone. I look at Joyce's face every day as I have a refrigerator magnetic she gave me!!

Loved her and her sister Renie incredible women. Bot a huge inspiration to us. Joyce will be dearly missed.

My young grandson and I met Joyce a year or two ago while waiting in a fast food line. We were both mesmerized by her story and warmth. She definitely made our day more interesting! Rest in peace.

I was one of Joyce and Nick's neighbors in the Salishan neighborhood. I remember when she was first starting her real estate endeavor that she gave me my first computer since she was upgrading. They were both very special people and will be missed by many. Dorothy Bond

We celebrated the same birth date. I would stop by her office and we would catch up! A delightful soul, always sassy and full of energy! She will be missed both in real estate and tennis! RIP Joyce!

She was a priceless lady... I've known her since I was about 18. Last month I visited her in her office, and she asked me, "now that you've retired at 72, what kind of work will you do now"? I could hardly think of a response. Nothing, is what I said. Afterward, I realized she has 30 years on me. So it made me rethink. She will be missed. Her and her twin, both exceptional..