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Joyce Ann (Frederick) Commisso
April 21, 1942 ~ February 6, 2016 (age 73) 73 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from Joe, Nona & Bridget Baker
February 10, 2016 8:57 AM
Hell-o to the Joyce [Frederick] Commisso Family.
This is Joyce's & Linda's and Ruth's cousin in Decatur, Indiana. Nona [Frederick] Baker, and her family. We have kept in touch on Joyce through my sister Barb when she visited Joyce @ the Laurel's Nursing Home. I always remember Joyce's flaming long red hair, and thought it was so beautiful. :) Also remember staying all night at their house in Defiance when I ran around with Linda. I always asked "why" would anyone want to live in the city? Ha! We'd go over to the "Do-Drop-In" and thought that was so special, for us country hicks. The other thing we kidded about was how city folk stay up all hours of the night watching TV and sleep till noon. :) Swimming @ Kingsbury was a highlight too! Also remember, Uncle Harold and Aunt Audrey cooking bacon & eggs for breakfast on Saturday morning now & then which was better than any alarm clock waking us up. So to those special memories, you have our sympathy, but thankful for all the "good times." God Bless you all and looking forward to that GREAT family reunion with Jesus in heaven.........with all our hearts........Joe, Nona & Bridget Rose Baker
This is Joyce's & Linda's and Ruth's cousin in Decatur, Indiana. Nona [Frederick] Baker, and her family. We have kept in touch on Joyce through my sister Barb when she visited Joyce @ the Laurel's Nursing Home. I always remember Joyce's flaming long red hair, and thought it was so beautiful. :) Also remember staying all night at their house in Defiance when I ran around with Linda. I always asked "why" would anyone want to live in the city? Ha! We'd go over to the "Do-Drop-In" and thought that was so special, for us country hicks. The other thing we kidded about was how city folk stay up all hours of the night watching TV and sleep till noon. :) Swimming @ Kingsbury was a highlight too! Also remember, Uncle Harold and Aunt Audrey cooking bacon & eggs for breakfast on Saturday morning now & then which was better than any alarm clock waking us up. So to those special memories, you have our sympathy, but thankful for all the "good times." God Bless you all and looking forward to that GREAT family reunion with Jesus in heaven.........with all our hearts........Joe, Nona & Bridget Rose Baker
Message from Dave and Bonnie Hillstrom
February 8, 2016 10:42 PM
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and yours in your time of sorrow.
Message from Jamie Lusk
February 7, 2016 4:04 PM
I am deeply saddened by the loss of Joyce. I took care of Joyce and even though it was a short time, I got to know her and I really enjoyed her....I am going to miss Joyce very much, I know they say not to pick your favorites but it is very hard not to and I am not the only one that can say that....Miss you Joyce until we meet again this is not goodbye it is see you later, that is what I was always told because goodbyes are forever and see you laters are not forever they are see you again sometime....RIP Joyce
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