Brenner, JoAnn
JoAnn Brenner was a brave and selfless woman who positively impacted all lives she touched. She was a caring wife, mother, grandmother, sister, friend and teacher. She left this world on December 20, 2021 after a courageous 5 year battle with cancer, surrounded by loved ones who will honor her legacy by living their lives to the very fullest. Born 1965, She blessed us with 56 years of love, lessons and laughter. Everyone's Best Friend. Everyone's joy to be around. A wonderful lady.
She lit up every room she ever entered.
Please visit the complete notice and picture album at St Louis Cremation website at https://stlouiscremation.com/obituaries/joann-brenner/
Services: The family is planning a Celebration of Life for her and will announce details after the Holidays.
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Tri
December 14, 2024
It´s been 3 years.. I knew Mrs. Brenner from school. She was my math teacher. What I loved about her the most is she was very honest and blunt. She didn´t deal with bs that most of high school teachers would put up with. She spoke life into her students and could also call them on their bluff when needed. She was one teacher I knew I could count on to tell me the real. "Suck it up buttercup" was a quote that she had on her classroom door and I used to chuckle at it every time I read it. When I first heard the news I didn´t believe it at first.. but now it´s been about 3 years and I just wanna say you are never forgotten and we miss you dearly
Gene and Lin
December 24, 2021
She was just a beautiful person always laughing giggling just the most positive perso we knew.And she would always light up the room.We loved her and will miss her laugh!!We are heartbroken but are thankful that we knew her and the joy she brought to everyone!!
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