We created a GatheringUs memorial to celebrate the life of Joan Molidor. Collecting your stories and memories here will offer us great comfort. As we plan virtual gatherings, we will post invites. Thank you for contributing to this lasting memorial.
OBITUARY
Joan Ruge Molidor, 86, of Tyler, Texas, passed away on June 23, 2020, from a stroke.Joan was preceeded in death by Daughter-In-Law Rebecca Molidor, Grandsons Matthew and Noah Molidor, and Great-Grandson James Bond.She is survived by her Husband of 65 years, Jerry, her sister, Bente Clausen, and her children- Louis, Michael, Joshua, Mark, Christian, Peter, and Gregory.Also 24 Grandchildren, and 30 Great Grandchildren.Joan loved to read,... see moreJoan Ruge Molidor, 86, of Tyler, Texas, passed away on June 23, 2020, from a stroke. Joan was preceeded in death by Daughter-In-Law Rebecca Molidor, Grandsons Matthew and Noah Molidor, and Great-Grandson James Bond. She is survived by her Husband of 65 years, Jerry, her sister, Bente Clausen, and her children- Louis, Michael, Joshua, Mark, Christian, Peter, and Gregory. Also 24 Grandchildren, and 30 Great Grandchildren.
Joan loved to read, cook, travel, watch the Cowboys and the Aggies, and play board and card games. Above all, she loved her family and Our Loving Lord. She practiced her faith in a quiet and unassuming manner and gave her children a solid foundation for life and an example of love, service, and humility. A memorial mass for Joan will be held on July 25, at Noon, at Saint Mary Magdalene Catholic Church in Flint, Texas. Joan will be GREATLY MISSED by all that knew her.
Joan was beautiful, glamorous, affectionate, loving, and always so supportive. When she looked at you, you knew that you were truly seen. When she listened to you, you knew that you were truly heard. I was so lucky to be her oldest niece. She always... moreJoan was beautiful, glamorous, affectionate, loving, and always so supportive. When she looked at you, you knew that you were truly seen. When she listened to you, you knew that you were truly heard. I was so lucky to be her oldest niece. She always treated me with respect and trusted me. I was only 8 and a half when Louie was born, but she never hesitated to let me hold him and help take care of him. When I was only 14 and a half, she chose me to be Peter's Godmother. She quietly, but with great strength, took on many challenges. Joan will always have a very special place in my heart. less
This was taken at Texas A &M.... one of the first times I was able to spend time with Nonnie and Papa.....she made me feel like part of the family. I loved her laugh....
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