Death date: Mar 5, 2009
Joan Ann Fray Stitt, a triplet, was born on May 17, 1932 in Kennett, Missouri. She passed away peacefully at her home in Pearland on March 5, 2009, where she has lived for 44 years. Joan married the love of her life, James Stitt o Read Obituary
Dear Cindy, Bettye, and Cecile-I was saddened to hear of the passing of your mom. I too lost my mom in the past year. I find comfort in the wonderful memories I have of her and the stories people have shared. Just know that my thoughts and prayers are with you all and that our moms are in a better place. With Deepest Sympathy, Jody Jonas Boone
Dear Jim and family,
Joan was a giving,thouhtful,kind and loving sister-in-law.She always made her brother’s birthdays very special as well as Christmas. Art will miss his phone chats with her about childhood memories. I am grateful that she no longer suffers from earthly pain and that she is now reunited with her loved ones who preceded her in death. Thanks to you Jim, and the girls for meeting her every need My love, prayes and hugs JUDY
When the phone call came that Joan had gone to sleep and did not wake up, I felt a great loss and pain. Then I realized that the Bible says,
“To die is gain”–a deliverance, a new beginning,
an entrance into heaven, and a glorious welcome
hone by her loved ones. Thanks to Joan, I have many wonderful memories that flood my heart. Her many expressions of love in word and deed I will never forget.When I must pass from this life to my eternal home, I will look forward to seeing Joan’s smile and hear her saying “Welcome Home”
Jim, you and your family are loved and appreciated
My prayers and love, Art Fray
When I heard that Joan had gone to her eternal home I felt a great loss and pain. Then I realized that the Bible says “To die is gain”, a deliverance, new beginning, and entrance into heaven, and glorious welcome home by her loved ones. Thanks to Joan I have wonderful memories . I deeply appreciate her kindness to me and I will look forward to seeing Joan’s smile and hear her say “Welcome Home” when I make my journey. You were a wonderful sister. My love and prayers, Art
Dear Jim and girls,
Joan will always have a special place in my heart. Her giving heart and kindnesses to us will always be remembered and appreciated.
I will continue to pray for all of you that His strength and love will fill your hearts with comfort.
love and hugs, Judy Fray
Dear Stitt Family,
You are in my thoughts and prayer during this time. The beautiful smile is what I remember when I saw her at Aunt Mary’s home. May God comfort your hearts.
With my love and sympathy,
Brenda
Dear Uncle Jim and my dearest cousins, Bettye (Booper), Cecille and Cindy and your families. My heart hurts with the loss of my loved Aunt, your dear wife and mother. Some of my earliest memories are of my Aunt Joan and the Stitt family at the beach in Galveston. Heaven is the promise where we will once again be together. You all are in my daily thoughts and prayers. We love you and miss you.
David Fray and family.
Dear Jim, Bettye, Cecille. and Cindy,
We weep with you in the loss of our sister.
We pray that the Lord will comfort all of you during this sad time.
We love you,
Anlee, Paul, George, Nancy and Emily.
Cindy,
Although I never had the pleasure of meeting your mother, I know she was a wonderful person from the stories you would share with me. I was saddened to hear of her death. I know you will miss her deeply. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
Your friend, Patricia
Cindy,
I’m sorry I never got to meet your Mom in person; I feel like I knew her through all the stories you shared re: her life and illness. As lonely as it will be without her, I know you are happy to know her suffering has ended. What a priviledge for you to have been with her at the end. She was very blessed to have such a wonderful and loving family.
Mike and I will have you in our thoughts and prayers.
