In Memory

Joan Montgomery



 
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05/18/10 09:04 PM #1    

John B Hewlett

Who can forget the first time you saw Joan Montgomery?  As a Bryant Jr male, scouting the Clayton girls, Joan was a doll.  I remember thinking she was way too cute for Norton, but he charmed her right out from under everyone else.  Through the years she always was bright eyed and delightful to associate with.  She was quite a woman, and her passing left a void among her many friends. John Hewlett


07/15/10 01:41 PM #2    

Kris Nielsen (Kimball)

Joan was a genuinely sweet person. She was friendly, and was always introducing us to new people. She had a spiritual side (not in a churchy way), but she was sensitive, perceptive and open to the spiritual side of life. (Something the rest of us in Jr. High and High School didn't experience or understand, but appreciated about her) She had an infectious laugh, and was always fun to be around. I feel grateful for the good memories I have of our times together and for her friendship.

                                                                                  Kris Nielsen Kimball


08/03/10 03:59 PM #3    

Scott Savage

I hardly knew Joan, but I noticed her as she was a doll. It was amazing as she would always say hi to me in the hallways and I liked that she noticed me. I remember she passed away in March of 1994 as I was reading her obituary in the paper on a flight going to a cruise. That's how I remember.


01/11/15 01:19 PM #4    

Jay Mower

 

DEATH: JOAN M. MONTGOMERY

Published Deseret News: Wednesday, March 9 1994

 

Joan M. Montgomery, died March 7, 1994 in New York City, after a seven year battle with breast cancer.

Joan was born February 24, 1952 in Salt Lake City, to Willard and Gloria Montgomery, graduated from East High and attended the U of U. A co-founding member of the Actors Producing Co., Joan co-produced 30 theatrical productions in New York. She was an executive with Muldoon Communications, Vanity Fair, HG, and Allure magazines. Married her best friend, Larry Lemeske, September 28, 1990.Survived by her husband; mother; father; brothers, Randy, Tom, Jeff; sisters, Anne, Jill; and nine nieces and nephews.

Contributions to National Association of Breast Cancer Organizations (NABCO) appreciated in lieu of flowers.

Memorial jazz vespers service and reception Friday, March 11 at 2 p.m. at First Unitarian Church, 569 South 1300 East, Salt Lake. Burial at City Cemetery at sunset. "I'd rather be in Paris".


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