Birth date: May 22, 1945 Death date: Jan 9, 2016
Joy Ann Spencer was born to the late Amelia Beryl D’Arcy and Cecil M. Spencer on May 22, 1945 in Georgetown, Guyana. “Jinx” as she was affectionately known, was the eldest of eight siblings. Jinx attended the Ursuline Convent fro Read Obituary
We started out at school together in Guyana and I am happy that thanks to FaceTime we spent the last six months of Joy's life laughing and crying about our lives and how we came full circle! It's hard to let you go I was hoping for more time with you even though I saw how you were suffering and in pain! But then I was always the selfish one! And you were unique! Joy Ann Spencer sleep well my friend. Patricia
Stewart, Wanona DiMarion,DIMarco
Troy,Twaligh and Taylor
My deepest condolences on the loss of Mom. I know she was a very special person and will be missed.
Aunt Pat
Claire, Roderick and Jacqui lets give a group hug close our eyes for a minute and go back to sixth street. Take a deep breath!
Dear Claire,
as much as I like to talk, I simply cannot find the words to express the sorrow I feel for what you are going through, but I know you are strong and hope the good and fun memories will ease the pain in time.
MLA Butch
I would not trade growing up in Guyana for anything with were a big family in a small country where cousins were more like brothers an sisters Joy AHA Jinx was a year older and as kids were playmates, as teens were a source for boyfriends and girlfriends or crushes anyway. The only disagreement we ever had was when she tried on several occasions to make my feet touch the sky in a swing resulting a couple times with me on the ground.
Always have and always love you Jinx.
Dear Claire,
Thinking of you in your time of loss. God's healing grace is finding it way to you moment by moment. You are loved.
Brenna McDonough (UCL)
