Barbara Pour

I met Jo as a student at Towson University when she was doing her teaching degree as her assistant Professor I thought with her kind heart and Christian background she would be a lovely companion to Richard whom I had known as a family friend , so I introduced them and love ensued ! They were married and we continued to visit them frequently as my daughter Jennie grew . Jo always welcomed us into their home with graciousness. Jo and I spent time talking about books and Politics sharing favorite articles from The New York Times and bestsellers we loved . I was always very impressed with her quilting and crafting talents as well . While visiting her sister in law on Lake George in New York, I often spent time in Rich and Jo's motor boat going back and forth across the lake to their house for visits. I enjoyed watching her become and outstanding mother and grandmother and saw her talents with both ! I was delighted when Jo and Richard moved to Broadmead . I will certainly miss her presence in my life and will continue to support Richard and his family during this sad time .

When

From 1960s

as they remembered it

Where

My classroom at Towson

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