Robert Arthur Jossy

Hello, Please forgive the tardy message here...but this is actually for Leslie! I'd been searching the net looking for an old friend from many years ago and came across this, from one of my searches! I guess because of your father's name in the obit ( i'd not been able to find a 'Leslie Jossy')! I'm very sorry for your loss. I remember meeting your mother but don't think I met your father. Anyway, I know this is an odd way to connect but I'd not found any info about you online! I hope...

Pat: I'm sorry about your loss. I would have made his service but didn't know he passed away. He was a wonderful man and I loved re-connecting with him and golfing. His 85th birthday party was wonderful and I felt honored he invited me. He will be sorely missed.We loved his yearly x-mas cards.

"It was on the mourn
I saw a ship a sailing
Richard was at the rail."

My love and good wishes to the family.
Barbara Love Cady, next door neighbor so long ago on Wynooski Street in Newberg.

Love and thoughts to the family.
Peace,
Sharie from Cannon Beach

Dad, I'm still singing and listening to those old tunes, and, yes, driving a truck for work. Wish we could have had a couple more walks, or dances together.I will keep telling really good and bad jokes!We also were able to know you better through Pat. With her loving care and attention, there was a stronger connection. Loving you always, Leslie

Dad - thanks for bringing me into this world and for giving me the gifts of humor and an appreciation of music. Much love, John

Dad, rest in peace. We know you are golfing somewhere. Love, Kimmy Dee