Joanie Forga

Birth date: Aug 31, 1944 Death date: Feb 9, 2019

Joanie was born Myra Joan Bledsoe, on august 31, 1944. She shared her Mother’s Birthday. She is preceded in death by her parents, Kathy and Dewey, her siblings, Robert, Virgil, And Ronnie, and her children oldest daughter Courtney Read Obituary

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Linda Gibson

351w ago

Well here I am having breakfast without my sidekick thinking about all of the mischief we got into. From pushing the wheel chair up and down the hill to the Indians following us back to Grandma's and having to pushing it back to where we got it from. The old abandoned Indian house. Joanie, I love you with all my heart. I will miss our talks and and the laughing at crazy stuff. So Heaven has gained a wonderful selfless Angel. Tell all hello and I love them too. Stay out of trouble, that is if you can🥰. Till the next big laugh.

Carolyn James Box

351w ago

Joanie was a precious lady. I remember meeting her at the Corner Street Bakery and enjoying a great visit with her. We both let time slip away from us. Joanie said oh no do you realize we have been here two hours. She had such a sweet spirit.
Joanie you are in your final home and we will meet again one day soon.

Julie Williamson

351w ago

in honor of Joanie.

Pray for Mrs. Forga's family. I remember her as nurse at LISD back in 2004-2005. She was a nice person and always has smile on her face.

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Anonymous

351w ago

Sent a Be My Love Bouquet with Red Roses to the Forga family.

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Charles And Betyepet

351w ago

in honor of Joanie.

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Sarah Kathleen Wuensch

351w ago

Several years ago I was in Longview on business and Joanie called me early in the morning that I HAD to stop by before I left town.... so I did - to find that she needed my help to "save" a baby raccoon... (she remembered I raised a baby possum or two as a kid - and that's the same, right?) She didn't care about the possible icky things that it might carry - just help it.... So we turned a tool bag into a mom's pouch with a heat pack, headed for Petco to get formula, snuck Bandit into the restaurant while we had lunch and the rest is history.... Bandit survived and I am sure many of you know the rest (and beginning) of the story better than I ever did... But that was Joanie - if it was hurt or hurting - she healed it (or found someone who could). If it was hungry - she fed it... Though she went to nursing school later in life, it truly was a perfect calling for her - especially being a school nurse. So many little ones to take care of... Now, she's with her Kathy and Rusty- no more worries or pain. RIP Joanie - send me any coons that need fixin'.... Sarah...