Birth date: Oct 28, 1936 Death date: May 7, 2020
Joyce Weiderman Rogers of Covington, LA unexpectedly, but peacefully danced her way into Heaven on May 7, 2020. She was born on October 28, 1936 in Clio, LA to the late George and Myrtle (Hutchinson) Weiderman. Joyce is survived Read Obituary
Joyce was like a sister,than like a sister-in law!
She only gave you advice only if you asked for it!
Joyce was a wonderful person& very loving !
She never met a stranger,she treated everyone with respect!
Joyce loved her children always!
We all miss her & love her forever!
Gail Rogers Looney & family
It's sad to think we won't see Joyce's smiling face when we go to Ozone Squares. She was a joy to be around...we always had the nicest visits between tips. Prayers and condolences to her family...she will be missed.
It's sad to loose a warmhearted member of our square dance family. Joyce was a dear, sweet lady whom I will sincerely miss dancing and connecting with. I very much enjoyed her laughter, her always smiley face ad her cheerful conversations. Prayers go out to Billy and her family.
My Aunt Joyce was a wonderful, giving person. One of my fondest memories is from when I was 12 years old, spending the night with her before we left for a 3 year deployment in Japan. She encouraged my love of reading and gave me several hardback books to take with me. Among them were books about Louisiana: the River Road, Dinner at Antoine's, New Orleans Woman. And the classic The Iliad and the Odyssey. For 53 years, those books have traveled with me. The pages are now brittle, but the memories as bright and clear as if it was only yesterday. I love you Aunt Joyce. Enjoy your dance party in heaven! Barbara Rogers Glickman-Williams
We so loved dancing with Joyce for these many years. Gentle good humor and camaraderie were her trademarks. Hugs for all your family. We share your sadness, but have the Hope and Certainty of greeting her again, perhaps in a square in Heaven. May the Lord comfort all of you.
Rod and Kathy Busby, with Tammany Twirlers
My earliest memories of Joyce start when I was 8 years old & that was 62 years ago. Her kind, gentle and comforting spirit was always there for me during troubling times. I think it was very special, that with her compassion & gift for making others comfortable; that she became a social worker. No matter what walk of life you came from, I'm certain that Joyce treated everyone fairly without judgement. Joyce was definitely a role model for me as I was growing up. She was an amazing Mother who I always saw leading by example and encouraging her children to be good people with her quiet strength.
I will miss her greatly. But, it is so comforting to know that Joyce, by sharing her joy in life, her amazing laugh, and her strong faith; she touched everyone she met in such a positive way. It is very rare indeed that you come to know and love someone your whole life through like Joyce....in fact her name embodies Joy!
I love my grandmother. I and others will forever cherish her memory. Her ability to make friends with those around her and spread the warmness in her heart was unique. Her joy and love were infectious. My grandmother was an amazing lady that loved God and people. She kept on moving no matter what happened in her life.
