CARLINVILLE - Irene Joiner, 81, of Carlinville, died Wednesday, Sept. 26, 2007, at Carlinville Rehab Center.
She was born Saturday, May 29, 1926 in Carlinville, the daughter of the late Joseph Costello and Helena Koster.
Survivors: husband, Wayne of Carlinville; son, Greg Joiner (Diana) of Carlinville; daughter, Judy Ladage (Dave) of Carlinville; three grandchildren; 3 1/2 great-grandchildren; sisters, Catherine Atteberry (Merle), Caroline Regli (Philip), Marie Young and Threresa Burns (John), all of Carlinville, and Flossie Buritt (Warren) of Tuson, Ariz.
Friends my call at the Davis-Anderson Funeral Home in Carlinville on Friday, Sept. 28, 2007, from 4 to 8 p.m. The Rosery will be recited at 3:45 p.m.
Funeral Mass will be at 9 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 29, 2007, at Ss. Mary and Joseph Catholic Church, Carlinville.
Burial in Mayfield Memorial Park Cemetery in Carlinville.
Davis-Anderson Funeral Homes in Carlinville is in charge of arrangements.
Memorials may be made to the Ss. Mary and Joseph Catholic Church.
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Diane Ahrens
October 2, 2007
My sympathy to the whole family. I hope you find peace and comfort in Our Lord Jesus Christ. Irene is with him now, let us rejoice!
September 28, 2007
We send the Joiner family our deepest sympathy.
Sincerely,
Louise Spencer
Louie and Lea Daugherty
Lisa Wolf
September 28, 2007
Irene was a part of my family's life before I was even born. I will never forget all the laughs & good times we had on the Joiner farm! The Cannibal pigs I was never allowed to get in the pen with. Muppy Dog. Sledding in the moonlight. Riding in the grain trucks & being allowed to get in them & help push the grain down. Bottle feeding calves...and the terror of knowing I was eating hamburger made out of "Jake"! The way she always threatend to "unscrew my belly button and let my legs fall off" (which at 5 years old you aren't sure it can't be done!). The fun we had butchering (and the butcher truck that had to be parked just right to keep the leak in the tire on the bottom to keep the air in it!). Fishing back at the pond. I could go on & on! I will always remember her smile & laugh & how she made life fun every day! You couldn't be around her & not enjoy life. Her sense of humor & her zest for life was contagious! No matter how many times she was knocked down, she always got back up with a smile & made a joke about it. My greatest memory is the nickname she gave me, Wiggleworm. Even if it would cost me double the price, I will never take that off my license plate. That's now a tribute to the woman, farmer, friend & "other mother" who loved me as much as I loved her.
Pat Jones
September 28, 2007
Greg & Diana. We send our deepest sympathy and prayers to the both of you. Remember the good days. I will keep you in my prayers.
Pat(Nieland) & Ben Jones Bradenton, FL.
resident of carlinville
September 28, 2007
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
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