Josephine Metcalf

So sorry to hear about Jo. We volunteered together at Pleasant View for St. Victors. Many happy times and lunches. Muffy Ernster

I met Jo when I was working for Bruni Miller Company in Monroe. She and I decorated her home together when she and Charlie moved to the south end of town, and also the duplex when she downsized. I will always remember her for her joyful spirit, warm hospitality, and bold honesty. She is one who was never a client, but always a friend. I did not know where she went after she left Monroe, but am glad to know she now rests peacefully. My sincere sympathies. Jane Gaulrapp

All our love to all of you. Thanks for the memories of the fun we had. Your mom was a best friend, a go-to- friend. Your dad and Don shared so much. He installed our air conditioner. I hope you get this note. Thank you Mary and Grace for giving me a break on Saturday mornings, babysitting our kids. Your mom played a very important role in my life. By the way, we still live at 484 Presidential and a new generation of young families with kids occupy the houses up and down the street. You are always welcome. With our love always, Don and Betty Kramer

I will continue to remember visits after school and on weekends with Jo during my high school years. After college and recently, Jo would be happy to see me when I visited her. Enjoy remembering good times that you had with your Mom in times ahead. My deepest sympathy to all of you. Phyllis J. Petri

I met Jo thru JoAnne's Dress Shop. We had so much fun chatting when she came in. Talked about life and the world as it was. She always had that great smile and wit about her. I have missed our visits the past few years. So sorry to hear of Jo's passing. My deepest sympathies to you and your family. She will be missed by all that knew her. I did not know where she had moved to, I would have visited her. JoAnne Leuenberger