B Joan Webkamigad

Remembering and Loving Joan. Our thoughts are with Morgan, Bedahbin, Anung, Mang and all of their children and also to all of Joan's loved nieces and nephews and family members. Sincerely and with love, The Northern Martins, Jeff, Shannon and family.

I have fond memories of building a ceremonial teaching lodge with Joan, Mang and Anung in the rain at the Ziibiwing Center. We were all very proud of her when she showed up at the Hanta Po: All of You Out of My Way forum in her AIM jacket. May the Creator bless the Webkamigad family always.

Sending my deepest prayers and thoughts to the family. Joan knew and worked with my mom, Esther Shawboose Mays, Indian rights activist and dad, Isiah "Bob" Mays, state-appointed Minority Housing authority (Gov. Blanchard) in her many years of service in Indian country. Her dedication to Native rights, passion for equity, championship, and kindness were always the centerpiece of any conversation concerning her. Her efforts and lifetime accomplishments have resulted in the attainment of higher levels of social equity which will have a lasting impact for us all, into the future generations. Miigwech Joan, for being that light of promise and proof in the lives of so many. Your impactful, selfless living is forever etched upon our hearts and in history! With love, honor and esteem...S. Cole & family -(Isiah & Esther Mays Family)

My condolences to you on the passing of your dear one. I had the privilege to work with (and near) Joan for a few years. She was a wonderful woman and a great person to know. May your hearts be filled with wonderful and fond memories of her.

Cynthia Theusch

So sorry for your loss.

Joan along with her son Morgan taught me a lot about the Indian culture and the many ways of her people. I was naive of the Indian ways and learned a lot from her growing up. She will be missed. We all called her mom and she was an inspiration to our young molding minds. Swift journey Momma Joan. lots of love from North Carolina.

My condolences to the Webkamigad family.

My condolences to the Webkamigad family.

I am sorry for your loss of such a beautiful family member. She taught me so much, she will live on in stories and memory. Safe journey Auntie.

Joan was a valuable inspiration to the Ziibiwing Cultural Society Board of Directors. She kept us grounded in traditional cultural values. We learned much from her.

Miigwech, Gitche Manidoo for the bimaadiziwin of our sister.

Amiigwetch Joanie for your dedication to the language and education, and for welcoming me to the circle, it was an honor to dance and sing beside you. Your children and grandchildren will carry on the blessings you brought by your love and guidance, bama pii, peace be to all.

"Condolences to the family from Walter & Jean Mishibinijima, Wikwemikong, Ontario CANADA

On behalf of Eastern High School's Class of 1959, our sincere condolences in this time of sorrow.

EHS Class of '59
Reunion Committee

Prayers to Morgan, Bedahbin, Anung and Maang. Your mom Joan was such a beautiful lady who walked the earth so graciously. Her smile would light up any room. Sandra Peltier, Wikwemikong, Ontario.

Sending out my Condolences to the family from Wikwemikong, ON..Robin A. Peltier ( Myles Sr Webkamigads daughter)

Sending our confolences to the family and she left a legacy in her grandchildren from Marilyn Debassige, Mchigeeng, Ontario Canada

My heart grieves for this loss to our community, and for the family's loss. Keeping you all in my prayers. Lucy (M'kwatakwabit Wasewaikwa) La Hurreau.

So sorry to hear about Joan. I remember when I first met her when I got back from the Army in 1990. She was a great Anishinaabe-kwe. I will keep you all in my prayers.

Condolences to the family from Wilfred and Marie R. Trudeau, Wikwemikong, Ontario CANADA

Our prayers are with all of you during this time of sorrow.
Cindy Beckhorn and Waabzhkiinangwegan Osawamick

Sending much love and heartfelt condolences to my precious family. My heart breaks for you. Catherine (John) Crowley and family.