OBITUARY
Joan Skiscim
September 20, 1929 – January 8, 2021
Joan Skiscim was born on September 20, 1929 and passed away on January 8, 2021 and is under the care of Demaine Funeral Home.
Chapel Service will be held on January 16, 2021 at 11:00 am at Demaine Funeral Home, 520 S. Washington St., Alexandria, VA. Graveside Service will be held on March 4, 2021 at 3:00 pm at Arlington National Cemetery, 1 Memorial Ave, Arlington, VA.
You may leave a message for the family by clicking here.
Services
4 March |
Graveside Service3:00 pm - 4:00 pm Arlington National Cemetery |
PREVIOUS SERVICES:
-
Chapel Service
Saturday, January 16, 2021
Memories
Joan Skiscim
have a memory or condolence to add?
ADD A MEMORYSusan Virostek
January 22, 2021
My deepest sympathies. We just learned of your Moms passing. May you find peace in the memories and love. I will always remember her amazing outfits and sporty car. We were looking forwarded to being able to visit them after covid restrictions were lifted. We had brunch with the shortly after they moved to their new apartment last winter. They will be missed.
Susan
PAUL SKISCIM
January 21, 2021
Dear Cousins
Very sad to hear of your mothers passing my Aunt Joan God Bless you all
Love
Paul and Mary Lynn Skiscim
Richard Skiscim
January 20, 2021
My deepest condolences to the family , She will be Missed Dearly
Memories of her will remain in our thoughts and hearts for ever
Love Richard and Deborah Skiscim
Liz Kestler
January 15, 2021
To the family: I am very sorry for your loss. I occasionally volunteered with Joan at Select Seconds. I remember her as a cheerful and kind lady. I remember Tony also. He worked the register. He was also fun to know. It’s very sad to lose them both within such a short timeframe. They’re eternally together in heaven. My condolences.
Cassie Rogan
January 14, 2021
Joan was a beautiful person, inside and out! She was witty . her zest for life, was contagious, her compassion, thoughtfulness, beautiful smile, love of travel, rug hooking and oh so many more gifts and talents. I admired her dedication to Tony through his last years. They loved to laugh and enjoyed their lives to the fullest! To me, Joan was a true friend who showed all those who knew her how to live out our "old age" with grace. She volunteered at Mt. Vernon Hospital and then their thrift shop right up until recent years. She faithfully went to her exercise classes until the last year or so.
No one would ever know Joan was 91. We will miss her. Sending our sincere sympathy to her entire family. She loved all of you so very much. Cassie and Don Rogan.
Ruth Eshun
January 14, 2021
My family and I have known Joan and Tony for a long time. They were the first friends me made at Good Shepherd Parish. Both of them were very welcoming and Tony was in my 9am ushering team. We shared meals together and enjoyed their company. Joan, Tony is waiting to welcome you. May you both rest in peace. My condolence to the family.
Mary Ciske
January 14, 2021
Dear Family,
My deepest sympathy on the loss of your mother, Joan. I worked as a volunteer with your parents at Select Seconds and loved them both. May God bless and keep their souls and give you grace and comfort.
Sincerely,
Mary Ciske
JoAnn McCracken
January 14, 2021
Joan was always an upbeat, joyful presence at many Knights of Columbus functions. She also attended the KOC Ladies luncheons and was a fun person. We enjoyed seeing her and being with her. May she rest in Peace with Tony. Condolences to her family.
Ginny Cavender
January 14, 2021
Dear children, how hard it must be to lose both parents in a short space of time. My last conversation with your Mom made me sad as I realized how depressed she was with her life situation. I pray that now her soul is at rest and I will cherish memories of times spent with your parents.
RIP dear friend🙏
Josephine Winiarski
January 13, 2021
Joan was a wonderful friend to Josephine Winiarski and she will missed. May she rest in peace!