Yolanda Inez Jones Mapp

Dr Mapp - a true rock star - not just for her accomplshments- which deserve applause - but who she is to soooo many people - she was a great part of my entire family-- we miss her dearly

Dr. Mapp, I often think of you even now time doesn´t matter, you will always be my mentor. I am more than grateful for you being a part of my life as well as my angel Dorthy your daughter. I will always carry you in my heart. Deborah Di Vento

Dear Dr. Mapp, it has been 10 years since you have gone. Time flies, and for me still you were the most diligent person in enjoying your life. I am sure of that you are the same as wherever you are. I am trying to be kind of whomever I meet, which I learned from you. Best wishes~!

Dear Dr Mapp -words are too small to capture your brillance -your honesty- your humanity and love of family - I will never forget what you did for me ... all my love

I wondered why my emptiness and then wonderful memories together of our interpersonal/Family ties overseas (Trinidad & Tobago) helped me recognize the Bond we shared. Ever and Always, JOY Westchester, New York

Dr Mapp's light will never go out -so many memories - my family was blessed to have known this fireball of energy and love - with love Colleen

Wonderful person; kind, gentle, her laugh, strong in body and mind, great teacher, patient ~ great Judoka ~ we met on the mat ~ I will always remember “Mappe”. Thanks my friend for YOU.

Will always remember Mappe and smile. Also think of her with deepest respect. We met on the mat doing Judo at Ishikawas dojo over 50 yrs ago. I hope she would smile knowing I am still involved in Judo ~ now as a referee. She left her mark in the lives of many ~ I count myself as one . Blessed to had known her and worked out with her. Thank you Sensei.

I am very sorry to hear about the passing of Dr. Mapp. Dr. Mapp was very good friends to my mother Dr. Mary L. Graves who also suffered from breast cancer and succumbed to the disease in 1986 at the age of 50. Dr. Mapp was instrumental as a member of the Medical Society of Pennsylvania in getting a lecture series on breast cancer named after my mother. I am grateful to have known her in my life. My deepest sympathies to her son Daryl and all of her family members.