Joyce Stillman Eliason

I AM THE ONLY SISTER OF MAX... AND I WAS SO HAPPY WHEN HE PULLED INTO OUR DRIVEWAY IN LOGAN UTAH WITH A WOMAN IN A RED AND WHITE FORD. SHE WAS THE ONLY ONE FOR HIM! I SAW HOW MUCH
THEY LOVED EACH OTHER. I DO HAVE FAITH THAT THEY WILL BE FOREVER IN LOVE IN HEAVEN.

I remember Max pulling into our parents driveway in Logan. He had a red and white Ford and .. a big smile on his face. He could not take his eyes of Joyce! It was the beginning of another family. I know that they will be united in heaven. She was I great role model for me....but I know they will be together for eternity.

Dear Eliason Family,
I learned of Joyce's passing several days after the fact. So many memories of our childhood in East Mill Creek! Her friendship, along with her sister Jean, was much sought after. Though we have not seen much of each other through the intervening years, the memories remain priceless. May God bless you in a continuing celebration of her loving life.
Jerry Ottley

I just noticed Joyce's obituary, as I have not read the paper for a few days. I'm sorry I did not notice sooner, as I would have loved to have attended her viewing and/or funeral. Sister Eliason was my Primary teacher. I still remember a project with salt dough she did with us. Also, Mark was my age and I remember time Joyce spent with our school classes as she supported Mark. You moved away when Mark and I were about 12, but I have never forgotten your family. Best wishes to you all as you mourn Joyce's loss!

Mom called me this morning to let me know the news, and I am just heartbroken. I was lucky enough to have Mrs. Eliason for both second and third grade at Oakridge and just loved her. My son was lucky enough to have her sub his class several times at Oakridge and he loved her just as much. Any time we ever drove past Trolley Square, I always made my parents stop so I could run in and see if she was at the shop helped with. She will be greatly missed..

Larry and family
My condolences to you
For your loss
Sincerely
Rick Morris

During 1959, Miss Stillman was my 4th Grade teacher at McKinley Elementary ( 1864 South State Street) in Salt Lake City. I remember her with fondness and admired her extra efforts in our behalf. I attended her wedding reception that summer and still have the hand-written invitation that she gave me at the end of our school year.