Jo Juan Watson Lucas, named after her mother Joloma and father John (Jo Juan, get it?), was a loving wife to her lifelong husband Murrell and doting mother to her two daughters Linda Joyce and Sharon Anne.
My aunt Jo Juan had a wry sense of humor and sharp wit, never failing to miss an opportunity to use both. I remember a visit to their horse ranch in Leonard, TX when I was a naive city boy, playing hide-and-seek with my cousins. I climbed into one of her horse trailers and received 13 yellow jacket stings on my head for my efforts. After applying a little horse salve, she said "Stevie, you know that's how your grandpa lost his hair, don't you?" Sure enough, 20 years later, I lost it all.
Jo Juan succumbed to cancer a few years later, but she never lost her sense of humor. God bless her and her family.
My aunt Jo Juan had a wry sense of humor and sharp wit, never failing to miss an opportunity to use both. I remember a visit to their horse ranch in Leonard, TX when I was a naive city boy, playing hide-and-seek with my cousins. I climbed into one of her horse trailers and received 13 yellow jacket stings on my head for my efforts. After applying a little horse salve, she said "Stevie, you know that's how your grandpa lost his hair, don't you?" Sure enough, 20 years later, I lost it all.
Jo Juan succumbed to cancer a few years later, but she never lost her sense of humor. God bless her and her family.
Jo Juan Watson Lucas, named after her mother Joloma and father John (Jo Juan, get it?), was a loving wife to her lifelong husband Murrell and doting mother to her two daughters Linda Joyce and Sharon Anne.
My aunt Jo Juan had a wry sense of humor and sharp wit, never failing to miss an opportunity to use both. I remember a visit to their horse ranch in Leonard, TX when I was a naive city boy, playing hide-and-seek with my cousins. I climbed into one of her horse trailers and received 13 yellow jacket stings on my head for my efforts. After applying a little horse salve, she said "Stevie, you know that's how your grandpa lost his hair, don't you?" Sure enough, 20 years later, I lost it all.
Jo Juan succumbed to cancer a few years later, but she never lost her sense of humor. God bless her and her family.
My aunt Jo Juan had a wry sense of humor and sharp wit, never failing to miss an opportunity to use both. I remember a visit to their horse ranch in Leonard, TX when I was a naive city boy, playing hide-and-seek with my cousins. I climbed into one of her horse trailers and received 13 yellow jacket stings on my head for my efforts. After applying a little horse salve, she said "Stevie, you know that's how your grandpa lost his hair, don't you?" Sure enough, 20 years later, I lost it all.
Jo Juan succumbed to cancer a few years later, but she never lost her sense of humor. God bless her and her family.
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