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Kathy Erno
October 20, 2023
When I was a beginning teacher searching for someone loving to care for my first born, Joanne volunteered and I am for ever grateful for the love she gave. It was honor getting to know her family as well. She will always share a special place in our hearts!
Nancy H.
October 19, 2023
My favorite memory of JoAnne - beyond her general kindness and ever present smile - was her special love for the children of the church. Even after my son and his mates were moved on to another class and teacher, they would happily rush up to JoAnne to show her their pictures, drawings or whatever when coming into the fellowship hall. And she would carefully congratulate and talk with each kid. And the hugs! She had a special talent with children, making each one feel loved and important. Even for us adults, JoAnne was a pillar of love and support. Rest in well-deserved peace! Knowing you've made such a difference in the lives of so many of that next generation!
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