Birth date: Oct 26, 1936 Death date: Apr 17, 2020
JoAnn Danner, age 83, passed away Friday, April 17, 2020 in Fayetteville. She was born October 26, 1936 in Fayetteville to Clarence and Viola (James) Rice. She is preceded in death by her loving husband of 35 years; Loy Joe Danner Read Obituary
JoAnn was always gracious and efficient in her position at FHS; I always felt better after being around her, as if she had just shared some funny joke. I have thought of her fondly after retirement, too, wondering what she was up to. My sympathy to her family.
Shirlley Durning
Saddened by your loss. You will be in our prayers. Hard to believe it has been 60 years since Joe was my coach on the UCT team in Fayetteville. Our trip to see the Cardinals in St Louis will always be one of my favorite childhood memories. Jo.Ann was a big part of the team and of course her brother Fred had the scariest fast ball I ever saw. Love you
So many memories come to me, that to narrow it down to just a few would be impossible. I fondly remember walking in to Consumers Grocery store on college and seeing her behind the bakery counter as soon as you walked into the store, I thought she was larger than life and her handing us a cookie made it seem to my young self that she was in charge of the entire store. I will miss her porcupine meatballs, I will miss her laugh and the funny comments she would make under her breath thinking no one could hear her but we all could and her saying "oh did you hear that?". I have always cherished the times we spent together whether it be during the holidays, the never-ending softball seasons when Tamra and I played together, or the time spent on Township and Elaine during sleepovers. She will be missed forever but I take comfort knowing she is with the love of her life, Uncle Joe and are spending eternity together in heaven with all our beloved family members that have passed. I hope she gave everyone a hug for us when she arrived. Rest In Peace Aunt JoAnn.
Such sweet memories of Mrs. Danner and my time at Fayetteville high school!! She was a combination of Nurse, counselor, school attendance, but also a little bit mother when you needed her. Prayers to her family and my deepest sorrow for your loss.
Kelly and Tamra, your Mom is included in my best memories of FHS. She was there every day with her smile and caring support. She was such a good soul and raised amazing kids. I carry her memory in my heart. With love, Thelma Tarver
My name is Linda Langham Rogers. My Dad, Claude Langham, does not do computers and requested me to send his condolences to the family in the loss of JoAnn. Dad was a life long friend of Joe. He said he felt that Joe was one of his best friends growing up. He said he even thinks that he was with Joe when he met JoAnn for the first time up on the Fayetteville Square. He thinks he and Joe were out cruising and that was when Joe met JoAnn. He and I give our prayers and thoughts for your family in the loss of your Mom.
Condolences to the Danner Family
Kelly...sending love and sincere condolences.
Diane Breazeale
Many memories from growing-up and the time spent with Aunt JoAnn and Uncle Joe. They were so kind to me and too many family and friends. Township was a place of peace and comfort, that was where most of my memories were. They raised twp wonderful daughters, Kelly and Tamara. That it is the marker we have in life. When we are called to our Heavenly Father, we want to know we made a difference. Well done Aunt JoAnn. You left this earth with a positive impact with family and friends, Rest In Peace and please give Uncle Joe a huge hug for me and all of those we love in heaven.
It was an honor to have been JoAnns SS teacher at RBC for many years.she came as long as she could, we miss her very much. She made the best croissant sandwiches ever. Prayers for the family 🎚️🙏. Harris Dean.
