Memories of JOSIE N DAPAR

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JOSIE N DAPAR

Tujunga, CA

May 10, 1937 - July 20, 2020

May 10, 1937 - Jul 20, 2020

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Tom Grigsby

Josie as part of my life. We went to school together at Verdugo. Sweet woman.

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Steve Owen

Sad to hear Josie has passed...I so remember her when she worked at Bob Ross' We are going back 50 years ago. She gave me some rides home in her (then new) vw to where I was living(I didnt have a car) I was in touch with the whole Ross team, as I worked for him also.....RIP Josie

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Linda Mitchell

I didn’t know josie passed but had a feeling since she didn’t call and sing a classic hilarious “happy birthday “ to me on July 20. I live in seattle, we didn’t talk as much the last several years but I always got a vm song on bday. In L. A. she was a best friend. Met her at bob ross music when I was 18 and filling in lyrics under her beautiful notes. She took me to see Harvey among other shows, we went for breakfast a lot and movies. Along with jon marquart we were the 3 musketeers.

I met many of her relatives and her bro. She kept me informed of their wonderful accomplishments my deceased parents and friends adored her

Josie:

You laughed at and with me with all your heart. I love you and always will my dear dear caring loving friend

Mitch, and one last time our greeting and always our goodbye…BOMP

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Patty Valentine

Hey Josie...Lets go to a show.. I have to go alone now but, I'll never forget the fun we had, Josie was always happy and laughing. Even when she worked for my dad as a music copiest. She always had something funny to say. She was like my sister. I miss her.

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Patrick O'Connor

Did anyone else get a fire extinguisher for a wedding present like Lucia and I did from Josie in 1985. What a wonderful gift! It communicated her best wishes for our future happiness as any gift could. It has long lost it's charge but we have it still and are always have one ready to go. Always think of her when we see it or any other fire extinguishers.

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Doug Valentine

I didn’t get a fire extinguisher by I did get the largest crescent wrench I’ve ever seen in 1986 . You will... Read more I didn’t get a fire extinguisher by I did get the largest crescent wrench I’ve ever seen in 1986 . You will be sorely missed and... Read more I didn’t get a fire extinguisher by I did get the largest... Read more

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Sally Norton

Oxy Summer theatre

Though there are many memories about Josie in summer theatre, I remember the two of us wearing mu-mu like costumes of a bright loud print standing stage right in a musical--South Pacific? a G & S? Can't remember for sure, but for some reason we had a terrible time not giggling. So of course we made plenty of grimacing faces to hide our giggles. Maybe she was Bloody Mary and I was her side-kick. I'm not sure. Anyway I remember Josie with joy and I can't believe she's gone.
Laughter was a great part of being with Josie. When she came up to our mountain place she would never stay over because of her doggies. She added to everyone's enjoyment of a party--not by taking center stage so much as from laughing with everyone. A loving and generous soul.
Sally Norton

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