Birth date: Mar 6, 1939 Death date: Dec 16, 2015
Joanne C. Gotsis (nee Prosek) 76, of Lorain, passed away in the comfort of her own home on Wednesday, December 16, 2015. Born March 6, 1939 in Cleveland, she moved to Lorain in 1964. She graduated from Hoban Dominican High School Read Obituary
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Dear Family and Friends,
I'm sorry for your loss. I just wanted to leave you with an encouraging scripture that has helped me deal with the loss of a loved one. It is found in the Bible Book of Palm 34:18 here God assures us that He is near to those broken at heart and crushed in spirit.
Maria, Barb, Paul, George, John, & Pete,
I have the fondest memories of your mom. I hope you find comfort in knowing how many lives your mom touched. Please know that I am thinking of you all and you are in my prayers.
Peace & Love,
Jenny (Whitehead) Wareham
Joanne was, to me, a lady of grace. She was humble, thoughtful and kind. She has left a beautiful legacy to continue the gifts she shared. I'm thankful our paths crossed many years ago.
My deepest sympathy to the Gotsis family and to her sisters, Phyllis, Maryann, brothers Tom and John. She truly gave her all to her career as a nurse and to her family. May she find peace and solace with all her loved ones in Heaven. I am sure Bobby our nephew, welcomed her to Gods heavenly home with open arms. Rest in peace Joanne. Marian (Bayus) Morrow
I remember being around Joanne when there was a function at Phyllis and Emil's. She was very vivacious and warm with a huge smile on her face! I'm certain she will be dearly missed by everyone who knew her. Trust that she is with our Savior and possibly having a party with all who have passed before her. How about a Polka Party? May God watch over all of her family and friends giving them strength at this time of sorrow.
With love and Blessings,
Annie (Bayus) Peckham
Mrs. Gotsis had a superpower. It was making people feel special. With over a dozen kids and grandkids of her own to worry about, she always had a gift for mine, or sent a kind word, or made a call. How could she possibly know what was happening in my life, with so much to keep track of in her own? It was with serenity, kindness, and an unlimited supply of caring that she made each individual feel special. That's a big thing. I feel your loss Gotsis family, and send you a gigantic virtual hug from England.
RIP Mrs. Gotsis.
