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Jacqueline Joy Obituary

Jacqueline C. Joy, 77
     PORTLAND -- Jacqueline C. Joy, 77, a resident of 75 State Street in Portland died Thursday, March 16, 2006 at the Barron Center in Portland following a long illness.
     Born Sept. 25, 1928 in Westbrook, she was a daughter of Christopher J. and Agnes (Nielsen) Clark. She attended grammar school in Machias, and was a graduate of Scarborough High School.
     Since Sept. 27, 1954, she had been married to Robert Joy.
     She was past president of the Women's Auxiliary of VFW Post #6859 in Woodfords Corner, Portland.
     She enjoyed candlepin bowling, crocheting and flea marketing when she was in better health.
     Surviving her are her 101-year- old father, Christopher J. Clark of Portland; her husband of 51 years, Robert Joy of Portland; five children, Michael W. Lydon and his wife, Judy of Windham, Allyn D. Joy and his wife, Valerie of Windham, Brenda Pralicz of Standish, David E. Joy and his longtime companion, Susie of Windham, Brian P. Joy and his wife, Deanna of Scarborough; a sister, Lorraine (Clark) McDade of Portland and Seminole, Fla.; a brother, Owen Clark of Limington; 11 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
     Visiting hours will be held from 1-3 p.m., on Sunday, March 19 with a VFW memorial service at 2:30 p.m., at Dolby Funeral Chapel, 434 River Rd., in South Windham. A funeral service will be held at 1 p.m., Monday, March 20 at the chapel. Reverend Brian Blair will officiate. Interment will follow at Brooklawn Memorial Park, Portland.
     The family wishes to thank her many caregivers at the Barron Center, 75 State Street and Maine Medical Center.
     In lieu of flowers, contributions in her memory may be made to:
    Barron Center
    Resident Activity Fund
    1145 Brighton Avenue
    Portland, Maine 04112
    
    75 State Street
    Resident Activity Fund
    75 State Street
    Portland, Maine 04101
     Jacqueline C. Joy

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Published by Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram on Mar. 18, 2006.

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Jeffrey Joy

March 21, 2006

My grandmother Jackie is one of the kindest souls anyone could ever meet. She always had a smile on her face, and always had something pleasant to say. She never judged anyone, even if they deserved it. She will be forever in my memory, with her smile.

donna stevens

March 19, 2006

jackie, you have always been one of my favorite people. a real fighter, never giving up right to the very end.

you were always someone that we could count on either for your infamous crab cakes at whatever get-together or for moral support.

i will always remember "always"going the wrong way off route 9 to pick strawberries at gillespies, bringing me gladiola's when i moved into my new house. and no one before or since can ever make a sloe-gin fizz like you!! you will be sorely missed by many, but i know that you are dancing again and smiling down at us. you are a true hero, and will always be "Queen C--- " to me.

love you forever,

"jaws"

mary pralicz

March 19, 2006

Brenda, We are very sorry to hear about your Mom She was a great lady, always had a smile, when ever we saw her, you are in our thoughts an prays.

Mike& Mary Pralicz

Karen (Dahms) (Joy) Thompson

March 18, 2006

"Mother" has ALWAYS been the GREATEST inspiration in my life. Her kindness-loving ways,great cooking (and having the patient to show me some of her wonderful secrects of this success), and the love for all of her large family (and making me feel part of the family)will always be remembered. She (and "Father")have ALWAYS gone "over and above" for the family she loved. ALL will remember this great sacrifice and follow in her foot-steps in her loving memory.

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