Dear Greg, I am very sorry to hear of the loss of your wife, Justina. I enjoyed meeting and talking to her and you at our last class reunion at the yacht club. Her yoga class sounded interesting, and she was so enthusiastic I would have liked to have known her better. I'm sorry this note is so late getting to you, and I hope all is going well with you. Again, my deepest sympathies to you and your family. With regards, Diane Hassig Moskaluk

I went to high school with Justina and graduated with her sister Vicky. I remember sitting next to Justina in some classes and really liking her. She was gentle, unassuming, and quiet. We were able to see each other after many years at the TCHS Class of 1965 reunion 5 years ago, and I so enjoyed talking with her. She was every bit as friendly and kind as I remembered her. Please accept our heartfelt condolences. She will be missed by those who knew and loved her. Jean Bjork Boquist

My deepest sympathy to Justina's family. I will miss her smile and gentle presence at our monthly Reiki sharings at St. John's Healing Arts Center.

I have missed Justina as our yoga teacher at the War Memorial. I was shocked and saddened to hear of her premature passing. She spoke often of her daughters over the years. My deep condolences to all of her family.

Even in high school, Justina had unusual serenity, grace and spiritual wisdom. Her personal style transcended trends.It's clear from these messages that she touched many lives.

I was in Justina's yoga class a number of years ago. She was great. So sorry to hear this.

May the grace of God be with you all at this time and help you though this time. I will drop by to say hello in early August 2010.

I was deeply saddened to hear of Justina's death. She and I were high school friends, whose parents were also friends. After high school, our lives drifted apart, but we reconnected after I moved to Ann Arbor 20 years ago. She was such a gentle, caring spiritual person, graceful in manner and loving to others. I was so glad to see her at our last high school reunion. She will be deeply missed.

Justina and I were good friends growing up in Traverse City, particularly in ballet classes we took together from Mrs. Violette DeLeon. I treasured her as a friend for her quiet beauty of face and spirit and for her talent. I am happy to see that she pursued her love for dance. I am also very happy and somehow not surprised to see that we shared a later passion for music and things spiritual. I wish our lives could have overlapped more. My thoughts, prayers and mettas for Justina's family. Sharon

Greg, I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your wife Justina. She was such a nice lady, full of smiles, and I am so glad the two of you were able to be at our wedding this past September. May God bless you and your family through this tough time.

Greg, Kathy and I are deeply saddened by the passing of Justina. You and your daughters are in our thoughts and prayers. I treasure now the time last fall when Justina and I passed out candy at the the Holloween event at Windmill Pt. Park. As you know this annual event was something Justina absolutely enjoyed and looked forward to. She was totally prepared; dressed in costume, all sorts of decorations for the picnic table. The weather was horrible but that or anything else wasn't going to keep her from that event. This will be an enduring memory of a wonderful woman. God Bless. Jim and Kathy Robson

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Justina Springer Theokas

May 16, 1946 – July 11, 2010

A.H. Peters Funeral Home

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