Birth date: Apr 10, 1939 Death date: Aug 28, 2021
Joyce Lucille Jackson, 82, of Decatur, IL passed away August 28, 2021 at Moweaqua Rehabilitation and Health Care Center. Joyce was born April 10, 1939 in Charleston, IL, the daughter of John Loral and Grace Ethel (Clark) Bell. Sh Read Obituary
I met Joyce thru my grandma and she has been like a second mother to me. I hold Joyce close to my heart and I am greatly saddened by her passing. Love you Joyce you sweet angel. Tell grandma hi for me.
I used to work with Gracie her mother at York Division of Borg Warner I
met Joyce& Frank when I went to their home with Lougene & Richard Erwin Joyce was a very nice lady you have m I heartfelt sympathy
Thank you Joyce for your smiling face, your kindness, and your love while working for Field and Shorb. You were always so pleasant and helpful as a receptionist. I voiced my dissatisfaction with 'corporate' for losing you when the modernization of the computer age depersonalized the plumbing supply business. Their loss was your gain as freedom from the position gave you more time to discover the Love of your true family. We lost contact yet I know without any doubt we'll have a joyous meeting in Heaven, cherishing the great times of life in which we shared. The light of your life's love still shines in hearts like mine! Thank you for being a friend!
Tom "Tommy" Chapman
Chapman and Son A1A Plumbing
As a child you showed me how to cook and be a mother and wife how they should be . You were my rock I looked up to you our friends called you mom and some still do you have been a great parent friend wife and daughter . When I see a Cardinal I will remember you that was your favorite bird. I miss your smile your touch are small conversations when I needed someone to talk to you you’ll always be in my heart and I’ll always love you and you’ll never be forgotten.
I loved to to go to grandma and grandpa Jacksons to spend the night. As a kid I did almost every weekend. Remember always going to East End Grill rummaging... That's where all the family would gather. Time with my cousins..So much baking cooking and sweet goodness is all that went on when you was with grandma..She taught us how to love and be soft..You could talk to her without judgement, and she would offer good advice.Im so glad for all the times I have had, and I'm selfish I want more time..but I'm lucky your my angel ..Tony, the girls and myself love you so much Joyce, and we just thank❤️ you
Frank and Family: Your in our thoughts and prayers at this most difficult time. Dwell on all the good memories, family, and you getting better. Stay safe. Bill and Janet Reller Loudon, Tn.
I can remember when I first met her , she was so darling and had a deep passion for her family , and love her husband as well as her family . She adopted me and my husband into the family . So grandma we love you and will miss you but never forgotten.
