Condolences for Jo Dayley
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From Lorraine Armstrong :
We were so sorry we couldn’t be with you today. Life has a way of interfering with the family things we would love to do. Our prayers have been with you Golden and Barbara, and also your family. Know we were thinking of you this morning. We sure love you guys tons.
From Sarah F Dayley:
My dear Uncle Bob and family,
I'm so grateful for the influence you and Aunt Jo have had in my life! One of my favorite memories is how I could always wander down the street as a kid to come say "Hi" to both Uncle Bob and Aunt Jo. I was always greeted with a smile and we could talk about everything under the sun from playing Greed to watching birds, piecing puzzles, music, and most often about family. I loved her quick wit and even quicker smile. She is a bright person and loves you all so much. I pray that you continue to feel her in those moments when you need her strength. Just because she can't be seen doesn't mean she isn't there close by.
From David Jones:
Jo Dayley was such an inspiration with her help with the music of a song I brought to her. She was patient and always smiling. She was such a wonderful person to me and my wife Angie Jones. It has been 21 years since we moved from Springdale, yet she will always be in my heart.
From Bill & Lisa Sibbett:
Our sincere condolences are being sent for your entire family. Although she is at peace, it surely leaves a hole in your hearts for those that are left behind. May those memories carry you through the toughest of times. You are all in our prayers.
From Nola Asher:
Bob and family I am so sorry I missed this time with you all. I didn’t know it until just this moment, Saturday the 11th and it is almost 4 pm. My heart goes out to all of you. She was such a great friend. I miss all you very much. Hugs!
From Thayne and Marilyn Buck:
Bob, So sorry to hear of Jo's passing. Thayne and I have enjoyed our association with you and Jo thru the years, both in orchestra and thru our service together in the Temple. You both exemplify the love of our Savior in your willingness to love and serve others and help out in any way you could. We truly appreciate your friendship and I especially appreciate all the help you gave me in orchestra over the 30 years I played and when I think of Jo, I think of the loving smile she would always give you when she turned to look at you. May the Lord bless you and your family at this time.
From Robert Blakeslee:
Bob, Jolene and family, I’m so sorry for the passing of Jo. She was an inspiration to me and all who knew her. Thank you Bob for your service in the former Springdale Bishopric. Our wives were always the support to keep us going. Sorry I cannot attend the funeral. And Thank You Jolene for your dedicated service to your parents. We think of you often.
From Alma Blakeslee:
One of my favorite memories of Jo is when we were visiting teaching companions. I love Jo. She was always kind and could always see the bright side of any situation. I will miss my dear Friend. Sending love and condolences to Bob and Jolene and all of the Dayley family.
From Dennis and Marie Dayley:
To my brother Bob and his children and posterity all of our love and condolences during this time of the loss of Jo. Love you so much Bob.
From Dennis & UrsulaByington :
Dearest Bob and family, We’re so sorry for your loss, but know that heaven gained an Angel. May the Lord bless and comfort you and yours as you continue forth in faith! Love, Elder & Sister Byington, from the Ohio Historic sites mission.Merry Christmas wishes!
From Kathleen Stephens:
What a beautiful lady she is. I remember how kind she was to me when I would come to visit. And what a gift she left to her family, the love of music.
From Jane McCuistion :
So sorry to hear of Jo’s passing, our love and prayers go out to your family. She was such a sweet lady. Although it has been a long time since we were associated we remember your family well and our association with them. Dallace and Jane MCCUISTION
From Toni Carver:
I am so very sorry. No was an amazing woman and mentor. I praying for all of you.
From Patrick E Libby:
My sincerest condolences are being sent to the entire Dayley family during this time of sadness. I had the honor of meeting Jo Dayley, many years ago, and she left a lasting impression on me with her vim and vigor. I know that she will be missed by all that she touched over the years.
From Susan Neibaur:
Bob and Family, so sorry for the passing of our dear friend Jo. The orchestra owes such a gigantic thank you to you and Jo for everything you did in starting the orchestra and being such strong members for so long. We miss you both.