Joan Popadaniec

My heart felt sympathy goes to my friend Teddy and his family. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.<br>Gail

Dear Karen, Teddy, and Judy, and families. We are very sorry for you loss. Aunt Joan was a wonderful and loving person. We enjoyed Christmas Eve at you house in bloomfield many times. Your mom was so very welcoming to me when I had first started dating Alan. We had many interests such as baking christmas cookies and birds. I still am the crazy bird lady. I remember the boxers very well. We are sorry not to come and say good bye to Aunt Joan but we live in Ma. and are sick right now. You are all in our prayers and thoughts. Love Ginny Alan, Amy &amp; Eric their son Finn who just turned one year old on the tenth of January. Courtney. and Uncle Andy who turned 94 on January 12th.

I would like to give my deepest sympathy to the entire Popadaniec Family. Joan will be missed not only by me, but, by many others. It saddens me that I will no longer see her playing in her garden beds and sharing garden tips. Watching her enjoy feeding our friendly feathered neighborhood birds who provided hrs of entertainment. I will also miss seeing her with her very loving and protective black lab, Kole by her side. I will miss our talks over coffee and sharing some of my baked goods I'd bring to her from time to time. She was a wise and strong woman up until the very end. Joan, may you rest in peace and be reunited with your husband. Praying that God will give her family the much needed strength during this difficult time. <br>Our deepest condolences from, Natalie and Jeannine Atzeri, (my mom), Carl Neumann, and Robert Bosland.