Joanie was my best friend since 1983 when I met her at a bus stop near where we both attended college, right after my twin sister died, and we lived through a lot together. She suffered from terrible domestic abuse; almost every man she had in her life treated her badly, physically and mentally abusing her. She was always the hopeless romantic and still believed in love even after all that she endured.I know how much she loved me; I loved her too, like a sister, even though she chain-smoked and never stopped talking and drove me crazy...I knew that I was her rock. I am not too stable myself, but I always gave her all I had, and I beleive that I was a good friend to her. Her death is such a shock to me. She died when her house burned down and she could not get out. Her precious cat, Althea, died in the fire, too. I miss her so much already. But Joanie, you are free now and I pray that your soul is at peace. At least you finally get to meet my Lisa. She will be a good friend to you. I love you, Joanie.
This obit was printed in the Asbury Park Press on November 10, 2006: Joan Rosenbloom Morton,41, of Pittsgrove, formerly of Forked River Died Tuesday, November 7, at Elmer Hospital, Elmer. Ms. Morton was born in Mount Holly and had lived in Forked River before moving to Pittsgrove four years ago. Surviving are her parents, Mel and Jean Rosenbloom of Lanoka Harbor, Lacey; two sisters, Susan Carrazana of Westwood, and Aimee Pestrichello of Toms River; her parental grandmother, Elsa Rosenbloom of Lanoka Harbor; her companion, David Gregory of Pittsgrove: her nieces and nephews, Nicholas, Aiden and Madison.
A HUGE THANK YOU TO BRONXBRAT FOR THE PHOTO OF JOANIE'S GRAVE....THANK YOU SO MUCH. IF NOT FOR YOU I WOULD PROBABLY NEVER GET TO SEE IT. YOU ARE AN ANGEL
This obit was printed in the Asbury Park Press on November 10, 2006: Joan Rosenbloom Morton,41, of Pittsgrove, formerly of Forked River Died Tuesday, November 7, at Elmer Hospital, Elmer. Ms. Morton was born in Mount Holly and had lived in Forked River before moving to Pittsgrove four years ago. Surviving are her parents, Mel and Jean Rosenbloom of Lanoka Harbor, Lacey; two sisters, Susan Carrazana of Westwood, and Aimee Pestrichello of Toms River; her parental grandmother, Elsa Rosenbloom of Lanoka Harbor; her companion, David Gregory of Pittsgrove: her nieces and nephews, Nicholas, Aiden and Madison.
A HUGE THANK YOU TO BRONXBRAT FOR THE PHOTO OF JOANIE'S GRAVE....THANK YOU SO MUCH. IF NOT FOR YOU I WOULD PROBABLY NEVER GET TO SEE IT. YOU ARE AN ANGEL
Joanie was my best friend since 1983 when I met her at a bus stop near where we both attended college, right after my twin sister died, and we lived through a lot together. She suffered from terrible domestic abuse; almost every man she had in her life treated her badly, physically and mentally abusing her. She was always the hopeless romantic and still believed in love even after all that she endured.I know how much she loved me; I loved her too, like a sister, even though she chain-smoked and never stopped talking and drove me crazy...I knew that I was her rock. I am not too stable myself, but I always gave her all I had, and I beleive that I was a good friend to her. Her death is such a shock to me. She died when her house burned down and she could not get out. Her precious cat, Althea, died in the fire, too. I miss her so much already. But Joanie, you are free now and I pray that your soul is at peace. At least you finally get to meet my Lisa. She will be a good friend to you. I love you, Joanie.
This obit was printed in the Asbury Park Press on November 10, 2006: Joan Rosenbloom Morton,41, of Pittsgrove, formerly of Forked River Died Tuesday, November 7, at Elmer Hospital, Elmer. Ms. Morton was born in Mount Holly and had lived in Forked River before moving to Pittsgrove four years ago. Surviving are her parents, Mel and Jean Rosenbloom of Lanoka Harbor, Lacey; two sisters, Susan Carrazana of Westwood, and Aimee Pestrichello of Toms River; her parental grandmother, Elsa Rosenbloom of Lanoka Harbor; her companion, David Gregory of Pittsgrove: her nieces and nephews, Nicholas, Aiden and Madison.
A HUGE THANK YOU TO BRONXBRAT FOR THE PHOTO OF JOANIE'S GRAVE....THANK YOU SO MUCH. IF NOT FOR YOU I WOULD PROBABLY NEVER GET TO SEE IT. YOU ARE AN ANGEL
This obit was printed in the Asbury Park Press on November 10, 2006: Joan Rosenbloom Morton,41, of Pittsgrove, formerly of Forked River Died Tuesday, November 7, at Elmer Hospital, Elmer. Ms. Morton was born in Mount Holly and had lived in Forked River before moving to Pittsgrove four years ago. Surviving are her parents, Mel and Jean Rosenbloom of Lanoka Harbor, Lacey; two sisters, Susan Carrazana of Westwood, and Aimee Pestrichello of Toms River; her parental grandmother, Elsa Rosenbloom of Lanoka Harbor; her companion, David Gregory of Pittsgrove: her nieces and nephews, Nicholas, Aiden and Madison.
A HUGE THANK YOU TO BRONXBRAT FOR THE PHOTO OF JOANIE'S GRAVE....THANK YOU SO MUCH. IF NOT FOR YOU I WOULD PROBABLY NEVER GET TO SEE IT. YOU ARE AN ANGEL
