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Rick Hallberg
April 25, 2021
To the family of Ms. Jo, I was and would be more remiss in my duty not to express my condolences to the step-daughter, children and daughter-in law and grandchildren and great grandchildren of Jo. She will be greatly missed by all of you. Thank you for letting us share in her memorial service and let her memory live on in you as the great person she was. We will miss her presence as well.
Rick
Rick Hallberg
April 22, 2021
Well Ms. Joye you left us not to long ago, I just wanted to thank you for a few things. First making my life a bit more special having you in it, for making me feel comfortable spending time with you and Jack. For coming to my house and playing dominos for hours on end, for laughing and giggling at the silly topics we talked about while playing. I want to thank you for feeling comfortable enough to sleep in late every time you two were here. Ms. Joye you brought a special light into all our lives. Your kindness and generosity in giving of yourself your life experiences and points of view. You made my whole family feel special just being around you, you were never to busy to play with the grandkids, to talk with them, to have fun with them and most important to make them feel loved.
Kim and I are very happy that you and Jack, well, just clicked together. I don't think anyone could have put together a better match. We enjoyed knowing that you and Jack were living life to the fullest, traveling, seeing the world, meeting new people in the places you went. All around doing what you are supposed to do and that is be happy together.
Joye the younger grandchildren did not know you as well as Kaylee, she was always just so tickled to be with you and for us to hear the conversations you two had, at times was so funny and then so serious. You made her feel special and important by showing an interest in her and what she was doing and I know it intrigued you to listen to her and talk with her as she made her way through the times with great grandma Joye. Least we forget the others, Jeremy and Allison, Rainer and Elyse, they all had their special times with you and great grandpa Jack. It could have been just a dinner or a birthday party or Easter or Christmas, they all had great fun when you were here.
I really can't forget to mention Kristin, Christopher, and of course your book buddy Nicole. I still can't believe that she talked you into reading the Harry Potter books. All three were always very happy when you and Jack would be here for a visit, even just a simple three day weekend. Remember what Jack said, family, fish and friends, three days and it is time to go. We all always thought that was so funny.
Joye having lunch with you and Jack and going shopping when we would go to Winter Haven. The same fun was had here when after dinner or on Sunday we would do the required visits to Belk's and a most stop at Bed, Bath and Beyond. Both were always so enjoyable to spend the time with you two, Kim and I used to turn you two loose on the stores, there was no rush and it seemed with out fail that you were always able to find something to buy, either cloths or something for your place.
Joye as special thanks for sharing the stories of your time with Wonder Woman. You shared stories about being at Dr. Marston's house and working on scripts and "hashing it out" over what was the best way to get the message across about what Wonder Woman stood for, you told me about H.G. Peter and how he was and how he looked. Him getting mistaken for a vagrant, I thought I was going to fall out of my chair when you told me that story. All of your thoughts that you shared with me about those times and how all of a sudden after decades you were finally discovered as " The Woman that wrote Wonder Woman". You deserved all the attention and accolades for your part in the history of that story.
Ms. Joye, all the time and attention, caring and sharing yourself with me are the most important things I will remember about you. I know I can speak for all of the Hallberg Clan, we will all miss you being here but will not forget the times you shared with all of us, you enriched our lives and we all can feel blessed for it.
Love you Joye,
Rick
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