Birth date: Dec 13, 1939 Death date: May 24, 2020
Joan Day, age 80, of Manchester, passed away Sunday, May 24, 2020 at Cambrian of Tecumseh surrounded by her loving family. She was born December 13, 1939 to Benjamin & Doris (Wurster) Evilsizer in Sharon Twp, MI. Joan married the Read Obituary
Faye and Tony... just learned that your mom had passed. She was lovely and I enjoyed getting to know you as fellow Cambrian kids. May she rest in peace. Joy
Faye and Family,
You are in all of our thoughts and prayers.
Joanne Kemner
Faye, Terry, Tony & Bill - I hope your memories & the love around you bring you peace in the days ahead❤️
Faye and family,
I am sorry to see of your mom's passing. I can still see her out walking in the morning toward town. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
Liz Blossom
We are so sorry to hear about Joan. We are keeping you in our thoughts and prayers.
She was such a wonderful lady. I will remember her shopping trips to the Chelsea Antiques Mall. She was always so excited to be there.
Very sorry to hear about Joan's passing. She was always very kind to me and a pleasure to be around.
Dear Fay Lynn and Tony...it is with great sadness that I write this note. Your mom, Kay and I and Jean had a wonderful childhood together...we had so many great times that I can't begin to tell you. Our families saw each other almost every weekend..they teased us as the city slickers.. Ypsilanti, Michigan...
I know she was a great mom and loved her family dearly.. she is in a much better place and some day you will all be together again.
Love to all of you. Pat and Dan Simonelli
I am so sorry, I always love seeing your Mon and Dad when they came to Arkansas to see Mary and I. They always made us fell at home when visiting them in Manchester too. Your Mom had a beautiful warm heart. My prayers will be with you in the days ahead.
Love you
Bob Roark
So sorry for the family but memories are great. I remember we were at a family graduation and this guy in shorts was sitting on top of the pic nic table. And JoAnn spotted him first and we laughed so hard. Good eye JoAnn and good memories
