Joanne S. Daniel
March 3, 1935 ~ March 18, 2020
Born in:
Atlanta, GA
Resided in:
Dacula, GA
Joanne S. Daniel, age 85, of Dacula, GA passed away Wednesday, March 18, 2020. Born in Atlanta, on March 3, 1935, Joanne is predeceased by her parents, Clarence and Gladys Strange, her husband Roy Daniel, her brother, Michael Strange, sister, Dorothy Nelson and daughter Lori Washburn. Joanne was a loving mother, great grandmother, who cherished her family beyond all measure. Joanne loved gardening and traveling with her family. Her love of sports started at a young age when this little 5’2″ spit fire played on the Southwest Atlanta High School girl’s basketball team. She was especially proud to be featured in an AJC local sports article. Joanne experienced great pleasure that some of her great grandchildren developed a love and passion for the sport as well. Her daughter Denise Lewis lived with and cared for her during her senior years. Joanne is survived by daughter, Diane Roseberry and husband Gary Roseberry, daughter, Denise Lewis, and daughter Belinda Kostelec and her husband Shane Kostelec, and sister Blanche Wallace. She is also survived by six grandchildren, Ivy Carroll, Dale Thomason, Matt Roseberry, Kimberly Blankenship, Amber Kostelec, and Jake Kostelec. She was also blessed with eight great grandchildren, Cate Carroll, Everly Carroll, Azalea Ghigliotti, Azurea Ghigliotti, Winter Thomason, Maddox Thomason, Axel Roseberry, and Isaac Roseberry. Due to the coronavirus crisis and imposed mandatory quarantines on the family, Joanne will be privately laid to rest at Westview Cemetery in Atlanta, GA. The family will have a Celebration of Life gathering at a later date. Freinds and family will be contacted once a date has been set.
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Belinda
Thank you Eric
Jessica and I are so sorry for your loss. We will be keeping you and your family in our thoughts and prayers.
“Mrs. Daniel” was my mom’s best friend while our families were next-door neighbors for nine years, 1961 – 1970. I remember Mrs. Daniel driving me, my sister, and her kids to school on cold mornings. I also remember her and my mom, Nancy Couch, awaiting our return when we would walk home from school. Mrs. Daniel made funny jokes and was very patient and kind. She never had a harsh word for me, nor any of the other neighborhood kids.
Joanne and Nancy both had husbands that worked crazy long hours. Consequently, they would take turns having coffee in each other’s kitchens after us kids were in bed. Apparently, they had a Christmas Eve tradition of getting together after the “arrangements” for the kids were made and the kids were asleep–but I overheard a couple of times!!
Our own mother is, also, at an “end of life” stage–complete with dementia and heart failure. I decided to tell mom about “Mrs. Daniel’s” passing. She completely understood and genuinely grieved. I love to think of the day when these two old friends can reunite, have coffee, and laugh about whatever they used to laugh about–all in the presence of their Lord, and Savior, Jesus Christ. What a day of rejoicing that will be!!
Susan, I love your remembrances!! We must get together once this pandemic is over to continue reminiscing and to celebrate our moms… ❤️❤️❤️
Susan, mom has often recounted many good memories of her times with your family. She often wished she could have kept in closer contact with you all. Thank you for sharing your memories and kind thoughts. I agree when your mother and my mother reunite they will have a joyous time!!
Sincerely,
Belinda
Susan, mom has often recounted many good memories of her times with your family. She often wished she could have kept in closer contact with you all. Thank you for sharing your memories and kind thoughts. I agree when your mother and my mother reunite they will have a joyous time!!
Sincerely,
Belinda
Love: Kathy and Ron
Praying for the Daniel family on the passing of Mrs. Daniel. I was made aware through our Blazers Sunday School class at Peachtree Road United Methodist Church. Although I did not know Mrs. Daniel, I pray especially for Ivy Carroll, her granddaughter. Ivy is the daughter in law of one of our Sunday School members, Martha and Ken Carroll. May she rest in peace.