Joy Seideman Javior, born in San Antonio, July 24, 1937, left her temporary home on earth to go to her eternal home with her Savior, Jesus Christ, on July 9, 2020.

She is survived by her husband of 62 years, Paul B. Javior, son, Paul Javior, daughters, Linda and husband Robert Kotara, Melissa and husband Stephen Plate; a sister, Carolyn Coe, six grandchildren, cousins, and many friends. Joy loved visits from friends and family and could always be counted on to share a laugh and amazing hug. She had a truly loving, humble heart and a deep faith in God.

She was a member of the Annunciation of the BVM Catholic Church and Choir, Lone Oak Lodge of the Sons of Hermann, the Alamo Area Stroke Support Group, the Oak Park Bunco Club, and was employed for several years in the savings and loan business, and as a legal secretary.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Ted H. and Joy E. Seideman, and an infant daughter, Elisabeth Joy.

Rosary and Funeral Mass services are pending and will be held at Annunciation of the BVM Catholic Church, St.Hedwig.

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Published by Express-News on Jul. 12, 2020.

Memories and Condolences
for JOY JAVIOR

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11 Entries

Carol Wolfe Quick

July 7, 2024

Joy: A sweet lady that worked so hard to keep fellow EHS exes in touch! Grief never really goes away as a song, a prayer, a moment can flood memories back of a loved one. As a Christian woman we know she's with God in Heaven--this brings comfort!

September 12, 2020

I am so sorry to hear about Joy’s passing. She had such a sweet voice & a happy attitude the times I saw her at the Commander’s House. May she Rest In Peace.

Sincerely,
Christina Garcia
Friend & former TOPS member

Jerome and Genny Kraus

August 19, 2020

Oh my we just learned about Joy's passing. Our deepest sympathy to Paul and the family. Joy was a beautiful person so sweet. She always greeted you with that beautiful smile she shared with everyone. Our visits were wonderful and we always found so much to talk about. Joy will be dearly missed and always remembered. Our prayers go out to the family during this most difficult time.

Kathy

August 10, 2020

Dear Family
Joy and I shared many stories during our drives to choir practice for many years. She'd usually laugh herself to tears telling the day's events. She really enjoyed life! After walking became impossible, it was wonderful that Paul continued to get her to Mass and socials at the church. I'm sure she missed being "'up in the loft" with the choir members because she would mention her disappointment. I'm quite sure that she'll get, and accept, an invitation to join the choirs of angels now.
My condolences to all of you.
Kathy Hurst
Friend and former neighbor

Marie Hiester

July 25, 2020

Joy was a delightful warm and loving person. She will be missed by all who knew her. She was most helpful to our Edison High School Reunions thru the years by working tirelessly to help organize and contacting graduates to attend. She & I were 1955 EHS graduates. Marie Quick Hiester

Carol Wolfe Quick

July 24, 2020

My deepest sympathy to the family of Joy. We went to EHS together & I appreciate Joy being instrumental in many of our class reunions. May she Rest In Peace & the family receive God's blessings & comfort.

Rachel s Sturm

July 14, 2020

My mother remembers vividly how Joy smiled and welcomed her as a new member of the Choir at Annunciation.
So many years ago and when they could no longer walk upstairs she and mom would greet each other at Sunday Mass. Joy would wave her hand to warn mom to keep her feet from being rolled over by her wheelchair. I always enjoyed visiting and sharing stories with her and Paul when we met for events at our beloved Annunciation Church. Thank you for your kindness and smiles for us. Mary Louise Syma, and Rachel Syma Sturm and family

Martin Kosub

July 13, 2020

Our prayers and thoughts are with you. Her beautiful smile and her great look on life will always be remembered. Martin and Kathy Kosub

Emmett Mitchell

July 13, 2020

Joy, as our longest serving member of the Alamo Area Stroke Support Group (AASSG), it is with a truly heavy heart I say we will miss your beautiful smile as you greeted us when you first arrived at our weekly meetings. I remember the added smile you got when I would say Joy, Joy, Joy, down in my heart! As President, of the AASSG, we will all miss you. We are not only losing a family member, we are losing a dear friend! We extend our condolences and prayers to Paul and your entire family. RIP, dear sister! Emmett J Mitchell

July 13, 2020

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

Gloria Williams

July 12, 2020

We will miss your hugs and beautiful smile! Rest In Peace Mrs Joy. ❤
Gloria Williams & L T Washington

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