All I can say, I hope you are resting in peace. I pray the Lord has lightened your load and given you wings to soar above the clouds without a care in the world. I am so sad that I never got to meet up with you in our adult years, and because I never went to the other reunions, I have missed out on an opportunity I will have to live with. One of many regrets. Love you Josephine.
Hey Jo The girls at Peddlers miss you so much and now I have to room with the other girls just like we promised we would do. And now we even stop for lunch and cocktails along the way. And I know that would make you happy. Miss you so much especially when we add up the totals. Love you Cyn
I have known Josephine and her entire family all my life. We grew up together living just a few houses away from one another. We use to play kickball on Hickory Street with another close friend of mine and Josephines BFF Vickie Montella. Later Josephines first cousin Maryann married my frist cousin Joe, we're related though distant. In 1965 Joesphines older sister Joann along with my sister took me to see the Beatles as Shea Stadium when one of the girls backed out the last minute. I have so many memories of Josephine I wouldn't know where to begin. Though I will say her smile was as bright as day and we were always happy to see one another not matter how much time distant us. It's so sad she's no longer with us. I will never forget you Josephine, In my heart I will forever keep you.
In third grade I asked Josephine to go steady with me. Unfortunately, her mother told her she was too young. I remember her as a sweet pretty 8 year old and watched her grow up to be a really nice young women. I never saw Josephine after we both graduated, but to this day I have great memories of the 1st girl I wanted to go steady with. Josephine please rest in peace!
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