STAUTTENER: Johanna
Posted By On March 31, 2020 @ 12:00 AM In Goderich, Obituary | 10 Comments
Peacefully with the love of family, Johanna passed away at her home in Goderich Place in her 97th year on Tuesday, March 31, 2020. She was predeceased by her loving husband Wilhelm (Bill) in 2011 and their daughter Catharina in 1971. Johanna was one of three sisters born in Majelengka, on the Island of Java, Indonesia. Her family moved back to Holland when she was 11. She endured the stresses of wartime Holland. She married and they immigrated to Canada with their three children. When Cathy passed away they moved to Clinton and Started Huron Business Machines. They worked hard until retirement in 1986. Johanna was an expert seamstress, bookkeeper and homemaker. She loved to sing and play her piano. She will be missed by her devoted sons Tony (Ruth) and Bill (Janice), and her loving grandchildren Christine (Derek), Joanne (Brett), Barbara, Kimberley, Jacob (Christina), and April (Julie – Anne) and great grandchildren Matthew, Nicholas, Akeley, Kelsey, Madison, Emma, Willem and remembered by nieces and nephews. A faithful member of the MacKay Choristers for 20 years, Johanna will be remembered for her love of music. Her dear Goderich Place family at the Fruit Table and the devoted staff who cared for her many needs over the last 7 years mourn her loss. There will be a private graveside service. Donations in Johanna’s memory to Salvation Army, War Amps, or a charity of your choice will be gratefully accepted.
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Condolences for the family of “STAUTTENER: Johanna”
When I was a little girl, I remember going to the cottage and listening to my oma play her electric piano and sing.
Gecondoleerd en heel veel sterkte voor de komende tijd.
Bea , Nico , Anoesjka en Erwin
We will miss our beautiful Johanna. She was a person who embraced life. She participated in as many activities as were offered. She loved her music. Johanna kept her mind active and had an inquiring mind. She took an interest in the people around her and in the latest events. We loved being her dinner companions and friends these past five years. We were so privileged to have known her. Ralph and Eleanor Smith.
I will miss Johanna and her sweet smile at Goderich Place! She was such a lovely person to visit with when I volunteer at Goderich Place. Finally she will be free of pain! What a beautiful addition to gods choir of angels!
Sorry to hear of your loss Tony and Ruth. I did not know your mom well, but I did know she LOVED her music.
God Bless
Tony and Ruth and families. So sorry to hear of the loss of a dear mother , grandmother and friend . She will truly be missed . Treasure the memories. Sincere condolences. Phyllis
To the Stauttener Family:
Sincere condolences are being sent to you all. I met Bill and Johanna when they lived on Brittany Road. Johanna was a wonderful, delightful person, she was so kind and had a beautiful soul. She will be missed by many.
Tony & Ruth, our thoughts are with you as you celebrate the life of this amazing little lady. I will always remember her showing me her wedding picture and the beautifully tailored suit she was wearing. She said the suit was more practical than a traditional wedding dress during those times, and I remember thinking that it was just as beautiful, just like her spirit.
Sincere Condolences to Tony and Ruth and Bill and Janice and their families. Joan was a kind and beautiful lady. I have happy memories of your parents. My parents Gay and Peter, were good friends and always enjoyed fun times. Cherish your wonderful memories.
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Nice to met her. And kept wonderful contact. She lived a deserved long life in my opinion.