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Joan Strader Obituary
Cincinnati - Edmee Constance Joan Ganne Strader, 93, of Cincinnati, Ohio passed away peacefully on December 16, 2018 at the Alois Alzheimer Center. She was born on January 2, 1925, to Emile L. Ganne and Eva C. (nee Gandy) Ganne in Detroit, MI. Joan married John Jacob Strader IV, and he preceded her in death on January 6, 1998. Joan is survived by her grandsons Sean M. Darragh and John C. Darragh. Joan was also preceded in death by her parents. Per Joan's wishes she will be interred in the Strader Family Mausoleum at Spring Grove Cemetery on January 2, 2019 at 1:00 PM after a graveside service. Memorial donations can be made to either www.alsa.org/donate/ or www.nationalmssociety.org/Donate Online condolences can be left at www.SpringGrove.org.
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Ric Jaeggi
December 31, 2018
Because of Joan and John Strader, MANY persons were able to attend a prestigious university and receive high quality training in the art of organ.
I am forever grateful for such an opportunity. We will not forget and it is my prayer UC-CCM will not forget. Joan Strader was an exceptional human being and the honor to know her and share life with her is a gift. Blessings on the family and may music resound in her presence forever.
Marilyn McClain
December 25, 2018
Joan and John Strader were dear friends as well as sincere patrons of the arts in Cincinnati. Their love of
the theatre organ was unparalled. They made it possible for the American Theatre Organ Society in the city to place the Albee Wurlitzer organ in the
Emery Theatre where I and many others played for
many years. Joan loved life, had a great sense of humor and a super laugh to go along! Love you, Joan. Rest in peace. God bless your family at this time of loss.
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