Joyce Ann Lundberg, age 80 died Sunday, October 13, 2019 at United Hospital in Saint Paul, MN. She was born the daughter of William and Katherine Bradley on April 27, 1939 in Savannah, IL. Joyce grew up in Plum City, WI attending Plum City High School, graduating class of 1957. She married Monroe Lundberg in 1956. They had a dairy farm in Pepin, WI. Joyce worked as a medical assistant for many years. She loved being with her grandchildren and sending them text messages. Joyce was a prankster who provided many laughs for her family and friends. She was a dedicated Christian who shared her faith with others and served Christ.
Joyce is preceded in death by her parents, William and Katherine; and husband, Monroe. She is survived by her children, Danial (Sue), Linda (Gregg) Quam, Lorri (Bruce) Rogers; grandchildren, David (Ashley), Christina, Matthew Lundberg, Jay Giebel, Brian (Tia) Giebel, Ethan (Carly) Quam, Jenny (Gabe) Hymer, Jessica (Chris) Werth; six great-grandchildren; and her special friend, Barry Hophan; as well as many other relatives and friends.
A memorial service was held Saturday, October 19, 2019 at 12 noon at First Covenant Church (1374 N Main Street) River Falls, WI with a visitation starting at 10:00am. Interment was in Oakwood Cemetery in Pepin, WI. Arrangements are with Bakken-Young Funeral & Cremation Services.
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So sad to think I have lost a special former neighbor. My sympathy and prayers for her great kids.
Our Condolences to Joyce’s entire family. She was loved and a special person and we are so grateful to have been a short part of her life. She is now with Monroe.
Wonderful woman, deepest condolences to all of her loved ones.
Our condolences to all of Joyce’s family members. Joyce is now with Monroe and will be missed.
She was loved & it was our pleasure to have known and spent time with her.
Joyce will be missed by many. I rented to Monroe and Joyce many, many years. She was a great neighbor and good friend. We shared a lot of laugh’s in the “”Party Room” playing Bingo and cards. My sympathy to the family.
Heaven rejoices as they welcome home this saint. Because of Jesus we can have a home in heaven.
Prayers for you and family, Linda no matter what age, still hard to lose a loved one…we just miss them, while we remain on earth. love to you, DeAnn (VMS)
Our deepest condolences for the whole family. Joyce was a kind and dedicated volunteer for Adoray Home Health & Hospice since 2013, visiting patients and delivering memory roses to bereaved families.
My son married into this wonderful woman’s family. I didn’t know her well, but the couple of times I spoke with her, observed her with her family, made me want to know her. She was full of joy and fun and everyone clearly loved her for it. We need more of her here in this world and she will make heaven even more full of joy.
All of my memories of Joyce and all of you put a smile of my face. So sorry to hear of her passing!
Hugs to you all!
One of 8 girls in Plum City Highschool Class of 1957. We were all pretty close. Joyce was an energetic and fun gal. We will miss you. Hay Hay Hay Goodbye Joyce.
Joyce was a neighbor across the street in Plum City when her parents had the telephone office. Saw her a lot then and in recent years at the Bakery in P.C. She was such a joy and beautiful inside and out. Will miss seeing her. With sympathy to her family.
Marlene Zimmer
Growing up in Plum City and working at the telephone office working for Joyce’s parents many good memories come to mind. A wonderful family and know she will be missed by many. My condolences.
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