Joyce Ann Loveall
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Joyce Ann Loveall, 71, of Henley, passed away at her home on Thursday, October 7, 2021. She was born on April 24, 1950; a daughter of the late Jess and Flossie Smith. Joyce was united in marriage to Jerry Loveall on August 5, 1967 in Hartsburg.
Joyce loved her family and especially spending time with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She was known for her cooking, especially her fried pork chops. She loved spending time at the river or pool with friends and on a sunny day you could usually find her at a local fishing hole. Joyce and Jerry enjoyed hosting fish frys and BBQs at their home and friends looked forward to their Halloween parties each year. They will be greatly missed by all who knew them.
Joyce was preceded in death by her husband of 53 years, Jerry. She is survived by her children, Harley (Rhonda) and Shannon (Jennifer); grandchildren, Cody (Nikki), Garrett (Emilee), Audrey, and Tyler; Great-grandchildren, Blake, Navaeh, and Aiden. She was preceded in death by her parents and in-laws, Harley and Bessie Loveall; siblings, Patsy Reed (Sherrill), Paul Smith, Frank Smith, Shirley Hodges (Richard), Mary Clarkston (Charles), Harriett Bryan (Clarence) and brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, Betty Steinmetz (Bob), Charlie Loveall (Bonnie), and Donnie Loveall (Rhonda). She is also survived by one sister in law Geraldine Anderson (late spouse-Bill) and one brother-in-law Clarence “Red” Bryan and many nieces, nephews and their families.
A joint Celebration of Life for Jerry and Joyce Loveall will be held by the family on Saturday, October 23, 2021 at Brazito-Honey Creek Lions Club. Those wanting to offer condolences will be received from 2-5 p.m., followed by a meal. All are invited to join the family for a final cookout for Jerry and Joyce. If you would like to bring a dish to share please feel free to do so. A private graveside service for family will be held at a later date.
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Aunt Joyce, your laughter and silliness will greatly missed. You were the life of the party and always ready to dance.
Love your niece Sherry Lewis
i loved to trick aunt Joyce about what weights the most. A pound of feathers or a pound of rocks, she always picked the rocks and uncle Jerry kept telling me to give it up she would never get it. uncle Jerry and Aunt Joyce always helped my Mom and Dad and everyone around them. Whenever they need something they were always there because they both had a great heart. Heaven is getting the most nicest, friendly, loving , caring people couple. Dance Aunt Joyce like no one is watching.
Grandma and grandpa, I have been trying to put words together to send you, but I have come up with so many! Words alone will never express the tremendous love, gratitude, and undeniable admiration I have for you! You love me, my kids, my grandkids (your great grand babies not by blood but that never mattered to you) unconditionally! We have had our
ups and our downs but we were always there for eachother! You have taught so many about what a relationship really is, although you and grandpa would bicker you could always see the love both of you had for each other in your actions. Thank you both for being there and helping us and loving us and giving us a part of your life! We can never compare to you all but hope to give and be the great people you have been to us and so many others! We pray that you are dancing, having fun, enjoying, eating, and having the best parties while you wait for all of as to join you! Me cody the kids and the grandkids Blake Trinity Hunter Carley and Allison will all be sharing your memories, stories and ideas forever! We love you both so much!!! Until we see you again!
So sorry for your loss she will be greatly missed.
Joyce was one of the kindest, most loving people I have ever known. This world will not be the same without her. She for sure was the life of the party and could always bring life and joy to anything. She definitely loved her music and dancing! I am so blessed to have so many great memories with this beautiful lady. Joyce, I know you are dancing in the sky. Love you. ??
Joyce I’ll miss you I should have made a greater effort to see you that’s my great loss you were a good sister in law you will be greatly missed
Joyce & Jerry. Milo & I loved you both so much, we have wonderful memories that will be Cherished Milo enjoyed doing woodworking for fun with Jerry, You and I had so much fun laughing , fishing, Joking around , you telling us about some of your silly life experiences…?going to miss you both we love you both .Two lovely people. Thank you both for being such nice Mother inlaw & Father inlaw to our Daughter Rhonda S Weaver Loveall…
Sincere condolences and prayers to the Loveall and Smith families on Joyce’s passing. Joyce was a favorite cousin growing up in Missouri. Regretfully, life directions often distance us from family. Fond memories and treasured photos still remain. May God comfort one and all.