We were so sad to learn that Joan had not survived her last illness. We have been her next- door neighbors for nearly three years and we will miss seeing her each day. We sat at the same dinner table until Covid made us change by distancing us to a different area. I remember sitting waiting for meals to begin and entertaining each other by softly singing some of the old fun songs we knew like Daisy, Daisy, Take me out to the ball game, and so on. She went to the exercise classes regularly where I would sit by her and her friend Bill.
. She was seldom alone and we were almost envious of the friends she had especially Bill who was so good to her
and a good friend. She was really in good hands here. The staff were so good to her and I'm sure there was nothing she needed or wanted that she did not have. I hope that no one in her family would ever fear that she suffered in any way by living here at St. Margurite's. We send our sincere regrets at her passing and know that each of you will miss her forever..Age takes it's inevitable toll and we all face losing our loved ones but we all can believe in the resurrection and eternal life which is a great comfort to me.. Again, we express our sincerest sympathy at the loss of your mother. Wayne and Joyce Holland
