Josette Coyle

Our deepest sympathy to the family of Josette. She was such a dear and wonderful lady. We met her through Rose Gross, who lived at Waunakee Manor too. We played cards with her and Rose and developed a good friendship with Josette through Rose. After Rose died, we continue to visit Josette. I´m just sorry I didn´t get a chance to see her before she passed. Again, our deepest sympathy to all the family. She was a lovely and caring person and always a lot of fun to spend time with. Love and hugs to all. Elaine & Tom Walstad

Our deepest sympathy to the family of Josette. She was such a dear and wonderful lady. We met her through Rose Gross, who lived at Waunakee Manor too. We played cards with her and Rose and developed a good friendship with Josette through Rose. After Rose died, we continue to visit Josette. I´m just sorry I didn´t get a chance to see her before she passed. Again, our deepest sympathy to all the family. She was a lovely and caring person and always a lot of fun to spend time with. Love and hugs to all. Elaine & Tom Walstad

I meet Josette while working at DNR in the mid-70s. We've continued to be best friends ever since. I have many happy memories of lunch hour walks around the Capitol Square, always joking, laughing and sharing family stories. After retiring we tried to meet monthly for lunch with another dear friend, Jan Sanden. We called ourselves the JJP trio. Rest in Peace, dear friend. Love you. Pat Launder

Des tendres pensées pour Josette de la part sa soeur Simone des ses neveux, ses petits neveux et petites-nièces de France. Repose en paix. Love

I knew Josette during the years she lived at Waunakee Manor. I had the privilege of visiting her on a monthly basis as one of the visitors from St. Peter's Church. She was always such a warm and caring lady — so willing to share stories about her family, friends and adventures. May she rest in peace! Cathy Pond