PUBLISHED in Pueblo Chieftain, Pueblo, Colorado, Sunday, February 10, 2019:
Jo Ann Marie Ellis went to be with the Lord on Feb. 5, 2019.
She was born in Seattle, Wash., on May 9, 1929.
Preceded in death by her beloved husband, Jerry, of 63 years; mother, Clara Mathis; and sister, Billie Taylor.
She is survived by her loving children, Jerrie Ann (Jerry) Cunico, Marsha (John) Villani, Sandra (Chuck) Kochenberger, Carol (David) Niccoli; and her grandchildren; and great-grandchildren, Jarrett (Pam), Cailey and Carlie Sweckard, William (Carie), Breanna and Brody Sweckard, Jennifer, Rubiann Harrison, Dean and Craig Allen, Vince (Amber) Villani, Chad (Casey) Kochenberger, Katie (Jeff) Averie and Holden Hanna, Sarah (Ben) Isabella and Allison Sanchez, Adam and Jacob (Jennifer) Niccoli.
In lieu of food, flowers or donations, Jo Ann would ask that you take time to build loving memories with your families. At Jo Ann’s request a private ceremony has been held for immediate family members.
“Our Mother” (by Jerrie Ann Cunico)
“We know our Lord and Savior has blessed this family. A tribute to our Mother, God gave us Jo Ann Marie. A young girl with so much love and faith the angels sang above her, For the greatest gift the Lord could give was to send her as our Mother, Four baby girls she loved, nurtured, and watched them grow. She taught them to love the Lord and each other, because she loved them so. For a Mothers’s love is encompassing, the greatest love on Earth. She loves you with her heart and soul from the moment of your birth. Four daughters, nine grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren for all the world to see. How thankful we are to our Mother and the Lord for leaving such a proud and wonderful legacy.”
Jo Ann Marie Ellis went to be with the Lord on Feb. 5, 2019.
She was born in Seattle, Wash., on May 9, 1929.
Preceded in death by her beloved husband, Jerry, of 63 years; mother, Clara Mathis; and sister, Billie Taylor.
She is survived by her loving children, Jerrie Ann (Jerry) Cunico, Marsha (John) Villani, Sandra (Chuck) Kochenberger, Carol (David) Niccoli; and her grandchildren; and great-grandchildren, Jarrett (Pam), Cailey and Carlie Sweckard, William (Carie), Breanna and Brody Sweckard, Jennifer, Rubiann Harrison, Dean and Craig Allen, Vince (Amber) Villani, Chad (Casey) Kochenberger, Katie (Jeff) Averie and Holden Hanna, Sarah (Ben) Isabella and Allison Sanchez, Adam and Jacob (Jennifer) Niccoli.
In lieu of food, flowers or donations, Jo Ann would ask that you take time to build loving memories with your families. At Jo Ann’s request a private ceremony has been held for immediate family members.
“Our Mother” (by Jerrie Ann Cunico)
“We know our Lord and Savior has blessed this family. A tribute to our Mother, God gave us Jo Ann Marie. A young girl with so much love and faith the angels sang above her, For the greatest gift the Lord could give was to send her as our Mother, Four baby girls she loved, nurtured, and watched them grow. She taught them to love the Lord and each other, because she loved them so. For a Mothers’s love is encompassing, the greatest love on Earth. She loves you with her heart and soul from the moment of your birth. Four daughters, nine grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren for all the world to see. How thankful we are to our Mother and the Lord for leaving such a proud and wonderful legacy.”
PUBLISHED in Pueblo Chieftain, Pueblo, Colorado, Sunday, February 10, 2019:
Jo Ann Marie Ellis went to be with the Lord on Feb. 5, 2019.
She was born in Seattle, Wash., on May 9, 1929.
Preceded in death by her beloved husband, Jerry, of 63 years; mother, Clara Mathis; and sister, Billie Taylor.
She is survived by her loving children, Jerrie Ann (Jerry) Cunico, Marsha (John) Villani, Sandra (Chuck) Kochenberger, Carol (David) Niccoli; and her grandchildren; and great-grandchildren, Jarrett (Pam), Cailey and Carlie Sweckard, William (Carie), Breanna and Brody Sweckard, Jennifer, Rubiann Harrison, Dean and Craig Allen, Vince (Amber) Villani, Chad (Casey) Kochenberger, Katie (Jeff) Averie and Holden Hanna, Sarah (Ben) Isabella and Allison Sanchez, Adam and Jacob (Jennifer) Niccoli.
In lieu of food, flowers or donations, Jo Ann would ask that you take time to build loving memories with your families. At Jo Ann’s request a private ceremony has been held for immediate family members.
“Our Mother” (by Jerrie Ann Cunico)
“We know our Lord and Savior has blessed this family. A tribute to our Mother, God gave us Jo Ann Marie. A young girl with so much love and faith the angels sang above her, For the greatest gift the Lord could give was to send her as our Mother, Four baby girls she loved, nurtured, and watched them grow. She taught them to love the Lord and each other, because she loved them so. For a Mothers’s love is encompassing, the greatest love on Earth. She loves you with her heart and soul from the moment of your birth. Four daughters, nine grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren for all the world to see. How thankful we are to our Mother and the Lord for leaving such a proud and wonderful legacy.”
Jo Ann Marie Ellis went to be with the Lord on Feb. 5, 2019.
She was born in Seattle, Wash., on May 9, 1929.
Preceded in death by her beloved husband, Jerry, of 63 years; mother, Clara Mathis; and sister, Billie Taylor.
She is survived by her loving children, Jerrie Ann (Jerry) Cunico, Marsha (John) Villani, Sandra (Chuck) Kochenberger, Carol (David) Niccoli; and her grandchildren; and great-grandchildren, Jarrett (Pam), Cailey and Carlie Sweckard, William (Carie), Breanna and Brody Sweckard, Jennifer, Rubiann Harrison, Dean and Craig Allen, Vince (Amber) Villani, Chad (Casey) Kochenberger, Katie (Jeff) Averie and Holden Hanna, Sarah (Ben) Isabella and Allison Sanchez, Adam and Jacob (Jennifer) Niccoli.
In lieu of food, flowers or donations, Jo Ann would ask that you take time to build loving memories with your families. At Jo Ann’s request a private ceremony has been held for immediate family members.
“Our Mother” (by Jerrie Ann Cunico)
“We know our Lord and Savior has blessed this family. A tribute to our Mother, God gave us Jo Ann Marie. A young girl with so much love and faith the angels sang above her, For the greatest gift the Lord could give was to send her as our Mother, Four baby girls she loved, nurtured, and watched them grow. She taught them to love the Lord and each other, because she loved them so. For a Mothers’s love is encompassing, the greatest love on Earth. She loves you with her heart and soul from the moment of your birth. Four daughters, nine grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren for all the world to see. How thankful we are to our Mother and the Lord for leaving such a proud and wonderful legacy.”
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