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Lewis and Nannette Hunt posted a condolence
Friday, September 8, 2017
Lewis and I were very sorry to hear about Joyce. Living in Oklahoma City and Joyce living in Vancouver did not give us the opportunity to really know Joyce. When we visited Pam and Keith was the only time we got to visit and know Joyce. I always enjoyed our visits because I did not only get to visit with my immediate family but also with her. I remember the last time I saw her was when I was visiting the kids and we were playing croquet. I wasn't doing well. Joyce was just watching and all of a sudden she was giving me instructions on what to do. I did not win but we sure had a good time trying. We gave each other a big hug and a high five and said "Watch out for us next time!!!" I wish there had been a next time. We had some good laughs. Joyce was very artistic. I have seen several pictures that she painted and it would be hard to choose one because they were all good. I got a big kick our one which was a cow (Cindy has it). All the different items she made for her family are real treasures and I know her children really appreciate them. To her family, Joyce, Mother, Grandmother and Great Grandmother was a real treasure.
God saw her getting tired and a cure was not to be, so He put His arms around her and whispered, "Come with me" and her golden heart stopped and her hard working hands were put to rest. God proved to all of us that He only takes the best.
With our sincere sympathy, Lewis and Nannette Hunt
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Ann Gailey posted a condolence
Friday, September 1, 2017
I am so sorry to hear this news. She was one of my best friends in high school and even after. I am sorry that I haven't been in touch with her lately and I thought many times that I need to call and have a visit with Joyce.
Many memories. We worked at Hump's at the same time and rented a room from Mable McPherson's up by the grade school. Fun time for us. Then after high school we kept in touch and after Ron and I got married our first home was in Spokane where they were living. She and Mick would come over to our little house and the guys would BBQ chicken ( that never got quite done) and we would laugh about that when would get together. We played cars while the chicken cooked.
Joyce went with to the Dr. when I first found out that I was expecting my first child John. Ron finished his BPA apprentiship while we were living in Spokane and thought that he would be moved to his new assignment right away so we gave notice at our house and ended up moving into the basement at Mick and Joyce's thinking we would be moved anytime and when that didn't happen I decided to stay at my parents when we went home for Thanksgiving. Joyce was expecting Brad and when she went in to labor , Mick was up on Mt.( I can't remember the name ) on duty. Ron was at the house so he took her to the hospital , they told him to sign here and he did and then they discovered that the name wasn't the same and he told them he wasn't the father just a friend. We laughed about that every time we were together.
The last time I visited with her was for Nadine's funeral. I picked her up and we rode up together. I think I stopped in one other time and she was busy tailoring a jacket for a grandaughter I believe. That reminds me that when we were in home ec we went to Montgomery Wards in Portland and bought the same fabric in different colors to make suits.
Great memories of a great friend. She was so pretty and I agree that she was talented , fun, intelligent and am blessed to call her my friend.
Love to all of you. Ann
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Mich posted a condolence
Friday, September 1, 2017
My sincere condolences to Joyce's loved ones, and I hope that they will find true solace in these promises from the Bible. Jehovah God is close to the brokenhearted, and saves those who are crushed in spirit. And he will wipe away the tears from all faces. Psalms 34:18; Isaiah 25:8 NWT. In the future, people all over the earth [Matthew 5:5] will not suffer illness ever again. No resident will say: " I am sick." Isaiah 33:24; Psalms 37:11, 29 NWT. Peace and happy memories be with you.
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