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Mary McKibben Seals
January 3, 2008
I first met Joann in Devers in the 5th grade (1948). She was so pretty and sweet. I have not seen Joann since I graduated Liberty High School, but have wondered where she was and how she was getting along. My sincere condolences are sent to her family. She will be missed by all that knew her. God wanted a special flower and chose Joann. Again, my sympathy goes to her family.
Raven Parker
December 30, 2007
I would like to say our prayers are with the family,and our deepest sympathy. MS.Joann, was a wonderful person who was love by everyone that knew her,she was the most giving person, that was devoted to her freinds,family,and church. she always had a smile that would touch your heart,and lift your spirits, and will be miss very much. for the lucky ones that knew her, was blessed to have her as a friend.
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