Birth date: May 14, 1928 Death date: Apr 26, 2014
Joyce May Whittaker 85, passed away Saturday April 26, 2014. She was born to Alfred and Gladys Kammer May 14, 1928. Joyce was the cornerstone of her family. She was a cherished member of St Peter's Lutheran Church where she served Read Obituary
Aunt Joyce will be missed by many.I have great childhood and adult memories of good times.She was so kind, caring and thoughtful.I rememher raking the shag carpet at her house on Allen Rd. and thought it was cool.Throwback, huh?Lisa, you said it all when you commented that your mom came from awesome grandparents.What an awesome family to be a part of.Everyone should be so fortunate.Thoughts, hugs and much love to all.
Rhonda
I attended church at St. Peter's Church with your Mom for years...We both usually attended Saturday night service...She was a great lady, always friendly.... ...
She was a joy to know....She will be missed....
I will miss Aunt Joyce also. I was hoping to see her last year at the family reunion, but she wasn't feeling up to coming at that time. I will always have fond memories of Aunt Joyce and Uncle Russ since we essentially grew up just down the street. I remember going to visit them with Dad and Bruce regularly when we were kids. We sat around, drank coffee and played cards. She was strict but one of the nicest ladies ever. Aunt Joyce will be remembered as a friendly, giving and genuinely classy lady. Just remember how truly lucky we were to have her in our lives.
Keith Kammer
I will truly miss Aunt Joyce and always regret that I didn’t get home more often to visit with her. When I was younger and still living in Michigan I always enjoyed paying Uncle Russ and Aunt Joyce a visit. I remember one time Uncle Russ tricked me into holding the electric dog collar and then zapped me with it before I could figure out what I was holding. Aunt Joyce told him to stop it but she still had a smile on her face so I think she might have been in on it ?. The last time I talked to Aunt Joyce which was unfortunately a few years ago she sounded like the same person that I knew growing up, same sharp mind, never missing a thing. I could talk to her about anything and usually did. She lived a long life, just wish it could have been a little bit longer. I will miss her.
AL Kammer
