Death date: Sep 27, 2014
Joan Kendro (nee Armbruster), 73, passed away September 27, 2014. Beloved wife of Jim Kendro for 55 years. Loving mother of Michelle King (Marty), Greg (Denise), Brian (Jennifer) and Nicole Johnson (Erik). Sister of George (Georgi Read Obituary
Joan time has come for you and your beloved husband Jim to be together again...he is preparing to leave this earth. When he leaves I will give thanks to our Lord and smile at the night sky...it was such a blessing to know you both and call you our family.
Homi was a great woman who was both friendly and caring. We spent a lot of time together, especially when I was younger and lived in Ohio. She gave me so many good memories that I will hold onto and use to put a big smile on my face. I always enjoyed a good story of hers and will always remember how she would laugh so hard and come to tears.
She will be greatly missed. I know she is now smiling down on us from Heaven. Love you Hom.
Zach
Mom, We are going to miss you so much! You were such a wonderful wife, mother and grand mother. You are with God now and eternal happiness.
"You don’t get over it, you just get through it. You don’t get by it, because you can’t get around it. It doesn’t ‘get better,’ it just gets different. Everyday grief puts on a new face.”
You are in our hearts forever. Love you always Greg, Denise, Aidan, & Evan
Joan Kendro was the best sister-in-law anyone could have, I'm glad she was mine.
Georgia Armbruster
Our condolences to the Kendro family. Jim and Joan have been our neighbors and over the years always friendly and helpful. Joan put up a courageous battle and has finally found some warmth and peace. She was a beautiful and gracious person and will be missed.
Dave and Jeanne Schilling, Strongsville, OH
Joan was a classmate at Holy Name High School and a good friend. I'm glad we had the opportunity to be together at our 50th class reunion. She will be missed. Love and prayers to her family.
I never knew Hom, but I know her granddaughter. She was a big part of Leah's life & all of her family, I'm sure. She helped shape Leah into the amazing friend and person she is today, and that I am thankful for. Our condolences to all those who loved Hom. Many prayers, Cara Fisher & Corey Scott
I have known Hom for almost 3 and a half years. The times that I was around her were always happy times. I remember when Hom and Papa will go to Leah's games. One of her recent jokes was how little Evan will start pretending that he was puking every time he saw a blueberry pancake. She told the story to each one of us; and every time she will have happy tears coming down her eyes. Almost 3 weeks ago we went to Bob Evans and I sat in front of her. One of the things she ordered was blueberry pancakes. Right after she got her food I started imitating lil Evan and she could not stop laughing. That made my day as I love seeing people enjoy their lives.
Few days ago we both realized that we cant live without chips and without a jacket; we were always cold. I thank God that me and Leah had time to enjoy life with her before God put her in his arms. We never thought that we will be back this soon and I believe that God loved Hom so much that He wanted her to spend more time with her granddaughter.
I thank Hom for all the good times we shared and hope she is resting in peace (with a jacket on and a bag of chips :)
❤️ share a memory ❤️ hom was the best story teller I promise. We could all witness the same event but listening to her retell the story with the tears in her eyes was priceless. She was one of my biggest supporters- not only in basketball but in life. ❤️👼 we are a large part of her legacy because she helped to mold a lot of us into who we are today.
Hom was the best story teller I promise. We could all witness the same event but listening to her retell the story with the tears in her eyes was priceless. She was one of my biggest supporters- not only in basketball but in life. ❤️👼 we are a large part of her legacy because she helped to mold a lot of us into who we are today. We are blessed
