Joyce Jaskowski
October 24, 1933 ~ November 18, 2019
Joyce A. Jaskowski, 86, passed away November 18, 2019 at Bethany on 42nd, surrounded by family.
Joyce Amaret Guenther was born October 24, 1933 in Jamestown, ND to George and Ruth (Giltner) Guenther. Joyce attended high school in Jamestown, ND. On June 14, 1952, she married Jerome Jaskowski in Fried, ND. Joyce worked at Norwest (Wells Fargo) Bank and retired 1993. Joyce was described as spunky, sassy and classy and we always said she “didn’t let any grass grow under her feet.” She loved to play cards, bingo, and pull tabs. She was an avid bowler and made many trips to the casino. More than anything, she loved her family. She was a wonderful mom and grandmother!
Joyce is survived by her four children, Linda (Michael) Neppl of Fargo, Dan (Melissa) of Wahpeton, Tom of Bismarck, Tim of Fargo; six grandchildren; nine great grandchildren; brother, Garold (Mary) Guenther; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Joyce was preceded in death by her husband, Jerome; parents; sister Phyllis Robertson and Beverly Schuff; and step brother, Bill Haynes.
The family would like to thank Ethos Hospice and the staff at Bethany on 42nd for the care of their mom.
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So very sorry to hear of Joyce’s passing. She was a great role model and I have many good memories of her from our banking days.
We were so sorry to here of Joyce’s passing. She will be greatly missed. -Neil and Dawn Zink
Prayers to all of you! Linda, I can still remember her vibracios smile as she watched you bowl! 💟 Tami Vigen
Sorry to hear of Joyce’s passing, have not seen her since she left Jamestown. I am her cousin Ardis Guenther McKenzie From Jamestown. I am in Az now so will not be able to attend the services. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of her family.
I worked with Joyce many years ago. She was a classy lady and a classy dresser! My condolences to the family.
Joyce was my supervisor at James River National Bank years ago. She was the best, fun, great boss. I did not realize she was in Fargo, I would have went to see her. She was a spunky one and will be missed. What a great person know. I send my condolences to her family, may God give you all strength at this difficult time.
I’m sorry for your loss, Linda. Take care.