John, I am sorry to read of the sadness in your life. May time pass quickly to help turn those tears of grief into smiles of remembrance!
With sincere condolences,
Bill MacIver
We remember young Joyce at company gatherings and an older Joyce at the curling club. Always lots of fun, helpful, and caring.
A touching memorial by a loving and supportive husband.
Thinking of you.
Hugs, Janet & Perry Stover
John, we are so sad to hear of the passing of Joyce. We still hold dear the memories of being invited to dinner parties at your house. It was at one of your dinner parties that we met Joyce and she ( and you ) made us feel very welcome in your home. Joyce was a great host always making sure others were looked after.
Take care of yourself.
Harvey & Sharon Morrison
Deepest condolences John and the Bayko family on the loss of your beloved wife Joyce.
My memories of Joyce are from her relationship with my Aunt Cathy Thompson from Saunders Avenue, Toronto. Joyce was a beautiful lady inside and out. Her laugh was contagious and she was such a wonderful addition to the annual Christmas "Thompson Buffet"!
Prayers and hugs to all.
Auntie Joyce had a smile that lit up the room. Her laugh was very infectious and you couldn't help but laugh along with her.
She was someone you could talk to for advice, laughs and a general good time.
She was known for her baking(especially at Christmastime), it was delicious. I'm sure that any of her nieces and nephews would agree.
We were all blessed to have her as an aunt.
We will love and miss her always!!!
May her memory be eternal!!
Laryssa & Jim Lorefice
