I also had the privledge of working with Joyce at the nursing home in North Creek. She was a great nurse, and good friend also. My condolences to her family.
I am so sorry for your loss.
My mother Emily Martin and Joyce worked together at GFH years ago.
I know it will be difficult but having lost my mom to cancer, I know that they are both where there is no longer any pain.
again I am so sorry
Susan
I would like to send my condolences to Joyce's family. She was a very caring person and looked to the need of others without hesitation.May she rest in peace as an angel. God Bless.
Shellie Teachout
My dear Friends I am so sorry for your loss. I still remember the party your Mom let you throw for me when I graduated from High School. Not many people would have allowed children to host a party for someone else. I remember her wit and no nonsense approach to everything in life.
I worked with Joyce from 1970-74 at Glens Falls Hospital. I was just out of nursing school and she was an excellent mentor.
I learned many of my nursing skills from her and she will be greatly missed.
June and family,
You are in my prayers. Your Mom was a special lady. Always to the point. Be careful if you asked for her opinion, because you were going to get her honest opinion..lol. May God comfort you in these difficult times.
Love,
Sally & Eddie
Nancy and Joe and family, My most sincere condolences are with you all at this terribly sad time. Your Mom made a real difference in this world with all that she did and accomplished. You have so much to be very proud of. She fought a heroic battle in her final days and now is enjoying her "rewards". Please know that we love you and are praying for the entire family. With Love, Kris and Donna
I had the priviledge to work with Joyce at Adirondack Tri County. She cared about her residents and her staff. She had the ability to get you to do things the right way and even allow you to think sometimes that it was your idea. She was working with me during a trying time in my life and she told me, "You just have to get on with it." And she was so right. Her words helped me find the strength to muscle through, and for that I will be forever grateful, and each time I hit a bump in the road I remember to just get on with it! My thoughts and prayers are with her family at this time of sorrow. She will be missed.
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