White, Joy

Joy Beth White age 62 of Clinton, TN, passed away Wednesday, January 25, 2012 at Methodist Medical Center in Oak Ridge,TN.  Joy was a member of Pleasant Hill Baptist Church in Clinton.  She received her Bachelor’s Degree from Iowa State University and her teaching license from the University of N. Iowa.  Joy loved reading & going to yard sales.  She was preceded in death by her parents, Jay & Reta Partridge.

Survivors: Husband, Noah White- Clinton,TN;  Sons,  John White-Oregon, WI, James White & Tina-Warner Robins, GA,  Jacob White & Amy- Powell,TN; Daughter-in-law, Valerie White-Beaver Dam, WI; Brother,         Ken Partridge & Kathy-Independence, IA; Grandchildren, Elijah, Anna, Paige, & Elora White, Patrick & Ryan Rowell, Jaclyn & Mackenzie Pope.  Several nieces, nephews, and a host of other relatives and friends.

Joy’s family will receive her friends on Friday, January 27, 2012 from 5pm-7pm in the Chapel of Jones Mortuary with her celebration of life at 7pm with Dr. Kirk Wallace officiating.  In lieu of flowers donations can be made to Pleasant Hill Baptist Church, 510 Old Dutch Valley Road, Clinton, TN 37716 or The American Cancer Society.  Jones Mortuary in Clinton, TN is in charge of all arrangements.

14 Responses to “White, Joy”

  1. Brian Lindsay Says:

    You have our deepest sympathy

  2. Raynae Murphy Zingg Says:

    So sorry to hear of your loss~Joy was a great lady~prays go out to all of you

  3. DEB(BERGMANN)KRAMBECK Says:

    SO SORRY FOR ALL OF YOR LOSS.MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH ALL OF YOU.LOTS OF WONDERFUL SCHOOL MEMORIES. LOVE, DEB

  4. Leroy & Cloey Nickerson Says:

    Dear family,
    We are so saddened to hear this news.
    We have many HAPPY memories of Joy. Her name says it all. She was a joyous person. Loved her sense of humor..her laughter … her loving ways. Remembering how she loved reading and sharing what she read. (even little kids books)
    Our hearts are heavy, but we rejoice in her reunion in heaven and she now is in the comfort of Jesus.
    Our thoughts and prayers go out to you all.
    Love you.
    LeRoy & Cloey

  5. Robert W. Hughes Says:

    The Family has my deepest sympathy. Joy was one of those girls that I really enjoyed being with in high school. I am sure she will be missed by everyone who knew her.

    sincerly,
    Robert W. Hughes

  6. Peggy Massengill Says:

    Jacob and Family,
    I am so sorry for your loss. I am praying that God reveal himself to all of you and surround you with His comfort and peace.

    Peggy Massengill

  7. Miranda and Jeremy Baker Says:

    I am very sorry for your lost….you are in my thoughts and prayers. I cant come tonight but I just wanted to let you know that I love you all very much and will be thinking of you. If you need anything I am just a phone call away.

  8. Ruth Ann (Aitchison) Crawford Says:

    To the family of Joy White,
    My sincere sympathy to you all in the death of Joy. We were high school classmates, in 4-H togehter and good friends in school. I was working in Ames the same time she was there also. Then later, I would see her in Winthrop or Independence. Always a jolly, happy-go-lucky, smiling gal with an unforgetable laugh.
    She will always remain a bright star in my memory and I hope in yours too. You are all in our thoughts and prayers!!
    Sincerely,
    Ruth A. (Aitchison) Crawford

  9. Erica Latella Says:

    A wonderful woman who will be greatly missed!

  10. rachel byrge Says:

    I was shocked to hear of Ms.Joy’s passing. She was a wonderful coworker who had a true servants heart. She made me smile on many an occasion. I offer my prayers and condolences to the family.

  11. Carolyn Partridge Ruhde Says:

    So sorry to learn of cousin Joy’s death –
    and that I have not had more contact with her
    over these years. Prayers of peace to Noah and
    all of the rest of her family.
    Love, Carolyn & Al

  12. Ron Lappe Says:

    My mother just told me about Joy passing away. Needless to say, I am shocked. For those that don’t know, Noah and Joy took me in during my senior year in high school. John and I were very close friends and I was having problems at home. Both Noah and Joy treated me as their own and never asked for a thing out of me. I remember those times as some of the best in my young life as they guided without pressure and helped me thru a very troubling part of my life. I think of the “White House” (yes it was also the color white) and so many things come to mind..
    While it is more common now, Joy pierced my ear when I asked. The first boy in East Buchanan High School with one! I forgot about that until now….
    I lost touch with the family after joining the military but think of them often. I offer my prayers and deepest condolences. Joy was truly inspirational to me.
    Please feel free to contact me at hdsports@hotmail.com. I would love to hear from everybody.

  13. Sharon Moroney Says:

    We were very sorry to hear of Joy’s passing. Even though she has been gone from Buchanan County for quite awhile, she will long be remembered for her easy smile and her “Joyful” laughter.
    Craig and Sharon Moroney

  14. Sunny Day Says:

    I just heard of Joy’s passing. I want to send my deepest condolence to Noah and the family. I have fond memories of the times I worked and played with Joy. She was a truely a wonderful person. I am so sorry.

    Sunny Day

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