GREENVILLE – Joyce Whittinghill, of Greenville, died Thursday, December 16, 2010 at 3:35PM at Muhlenberg Community Hospital. Mrs. Whittinghill was a member of Church of Christ in Greenville. She was a school teacher, having taught at Greenville Elementary School for 25 years as a Title 1 Teacher, and Bremen Elementary School for 1 year teachingContinue Reading
Norris Dwayne Whitman
left a message on March 30, 2011:
Gone much too soon, just like her mother and brother. I hope she finds heaven.
Martha Horn
left a message on January 2, 2011:
Joyce and I had many good times together as Title I teachers. Going to conferences, lunch and sharing our teaching experiances at Greenville Elementary. I am so sorry for your loss. Janet and family, your are in my thoughts and prayers.
April
left a message on December 23, 2010:
I remember the time I spent in the halls of Greenville Elementary and always seeing Mrs. Whittinghill's smiling face. She was a wonderful teacher and she will be greatly missed.
Joyce DuRall (Hayes)
left a message on December 22, 2010:
I offer my sympathy for the loss of Ms Joyce. I remember you and your family coming throught Ms Vincent who taught my son David Hayes in school. You will be greatly missed.
Amy Gaston Castile
left a message on December 21, 2010:
Bill and Family, I was so sorry to hear about Joyce. She was a special lady and I have fond memories of the two of you sitting behind us in church and how sweet both of you were to me. She will be missed and never forgotten. May God comfort you now as only He can do.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Sherri Mayhew
left a message on December 18, 2010:
Janet...Brittney and I wanted to let you know how sorry we are to hear about your mother. Please know that you and your family are in our thoughts and our prayers. God Bless You Sherri Mayhew Brittney Dawn Edwards
Coal Miners' Respiratory Clinic
left a message on December 18, 2010:
We are sorry for your loss. We will keep you in our prayers.
Joanna Whittinghill Kelley
left a message on December 18, 2010:
Grandmama taught me so many things, I remember HATING having to get and go to school and she would ALWAYS insist on rolling my hair and putting a ribbon in it no matter what. Now I catch myself doing the same thing with my 5 year old before I take her to school. She taught me so much about life. Whenever I took a shower I better not come out of that bathroom with my feet wet on those hardwood floors lol. Clean my plate, help set the table, help clean up the kitchen, there are so many things I could go on an don and on, but today she has made me a better person. Because without her and of course my Grandaddy, there is no telling where I would be. One of the memories that stick out most in my head, is one afternoon we were waiting on Grandaddy to come home from work so we could sit down and eat supper. It was stir fri. In the back of my mind, I was thnking surely she doesnt expect me to eat that mess. I believe I was ten at this time. But she did expect me to eat that. so during dinner I excused my self and went to the bathroom and pretended I was sick. Well as we all know Grandmama was a very very smart lady and nothing could get past her. I came out and she still insisted I eat that stir fri. I ate most of it but never again did we have it. It was always a joke if anyone suggested stir fri. I am going to miss her so much, more than she will ever know. All those times I wished I would have answered or called them back when they called and also came home more.. I love you Grandmama and Im so glad youre not hurting anymore and no longer suffering. Ill see you again one day.
Brenda & Clarence Brewer
left a message on December 18, 2010:
Bill, we want you to know that we are thinking of you and rememberring you in our prayers.
Joe Clark
left a message on December 18, 2010:
Bill, Will be thinking of you and your family. I'm Elmer Clark's youngest son. I worked at Sinclair while going to college.........Joe
Jim and Sue Tardio
left a message on December 18, 2010:
Fond memories of Joyce at Greenville Elementary. She loved children and loved her family. She will be missed by all.
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Norris Dwayne Whitman
left a message on March 30, 2011:
Gone much too soon, just like her mother and brother. I hope she finds heaven.
Martha Horn
left a message on January 2, 2011:
Joyce and I had many good times together as Title I teachers. Going to conferences, lunch and sharing our teaching experiances at Greenville Elementary. I am so sorry for your loss. Janet and family, your are in my thoughts and prayers.
April
left a message on December 23, 2010:
I remember the time I spent in the halls of Greenville Elementary and always seeing Mrs. Whittinghill's smiling face. She was a wonderful teacher and she will be greatly missed.
Joyce DuRall (Hayes)
left a message on December 22, 2010:
I offer my sympathy for the loss of Ms Joyce. I remember you and your family coming throught Ms Vincent who taught my son David Hayes in school. You will be greatly missed.
Amy Gaston Castile
left a message on December 21, 2010:
Bill and Family, I was so sorry to hear about Joyce. She was a special lady and I have fond memories of the two of you sitting behind us in church and how sweet both of you were to me. She will be missed and never forgotten. May God comfort you now as only He can do.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Sherri Mayhew
left a message on December 18, 2010:
Janet...Brittney and I wanted to let you know how sorry we are to hear about your mother. Please know that you and your family are in our thoughts and our prayers. God Bless You Sherri Mayhew Brittney Dawn Edwards
Coal Miners' Respiratory Clinic
left a message on December 18, 2010:
We are sorry for your loss. We will keep you in our prayers.
Joanna Whittinghill Kelley
left a message on December 18, 2010:
Grandmama taught me so many things, I remember HATING having to get and go to school and she would ALWAYS insist on rolling my hair and putting a ribbon in it no matter what. Now I catch myself doing the same thing with my 5 year old before I take her to school. She taught me so much about life. Whenever I took a shower I better not come out of that bathroom with my feet wet on those hardwood floors lol. Clean my plate, help set the table, help clean up the kitchen, there are so many things I could go on an don and on, but today she has made me a better person. Because without her and of course my Grandaddy, there is no telling where I would be. One of the memories that stick out most in my head, is one afternoon we were waiting on Grandaddy to come home from work so we could sit down and eat supper. It was stir fri. In the back of my mind, I was thnking surely she doesnt expect me to eat that mess. I believe I was ten at this time. But she did expect me to eat that. so during dinner I excused my self and went to the bathroom and pretended I was sick. Well as we all know Grandmama was a very very smart lady and nothing could get past her. I came out and she still insisted I eat that stir fri. I ate most of it but never again did we have it. It was always a joke if anyone suggested stir fri. I am going to miss her so much, more than she will ever know. All those times I wished I would have answered or called them back when they called and also came home more.. I love you Grandmama and Im so glad youre not hurting anymore and no longer suffering. Ill see you again one day.
Brenda & Clarence Brewer
left a message on December 18, 2010:
Bill, we want you to know that we are thinking of you and rememberring you in our prayers.
Joe Clark
left a message on December 18, 2010:
Bill, Will be thinking of you and your family. I'm Elmer Clark's youngest son. I worked at Sinclair while going to college.........Joe
Jim and Sue Tardio
left a message on December 18, 2010:
Fond memories of Joyce at Greenville Elementary. She loved children and loved her family. She will be missed by all.
left a message:
Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
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