Birth date: Jul 16, 1939 Death date: Apr 18, 2018
Joan Niedermayer (nee Ryan) passed away peacefully with her family by her side at her home in Moorestown on April 18, 2018. She was 78 years old. Joan lived in Lenola for 46 years. She was a Maple Shade bus driver for over 18 year Read Obituary
Miss u so much mom 😢😥😭
Larry and family, We only knew Joan and you for 5 years and sitting in front of you both at Mass was always fun. We shared a lot over this time and Joan never complained about her situation. She always said she was "fine" while we knew she was in pain and would probably wanted to be just left to herself. She was a kind and loving woman and we are so sad we missed seeding her one more time. God Bless and hope to see you at that Mass again. She will be missed by so many.
Pat & John Carnovsky
Dear Larry:
My dad, John, my husband, Tom, and I have been touched over the past year watching the beautiful and brave Joan coming to daily and Sunday Mass each week with a smile on her face and a happy comment for all. We send our most sincere condolences to your family. Shawn, Tom and John, St. Charles Borromeo family
Joanne, our deepest condolences to you and your family...
Charity & family,
Joanne my condolences to you and your family.
Dear Niedermayer Family,
Joan was part of a special group of ladies called "The Clapper Wrappers". You may have heard her speak of Faith Clapper, another special lady who had lymphedema and needed her toes, feet & legs wrapped every day. One of us would visit Faith almost daily and Joan was an important part of our mission. Over time, our group became a special "family", celebrating joys and comforting in sorrows. Joan will be missed by many, as she touched the lives of many...Love & God Bless from The Clapper Wrappers
Joanne and family,
I was sorry to hear of your moms passing. I had recently seen your dad at the Lenola Fire Prevention night and had caught up on everyone... I remember your mom always smiling and friendly and my thoughts and prayers are with your family at this difficult time.
Heather Ritts Andrea
Aunt Joan was a special person who believed that family was everything and gave everything she had for her family. Although our paths had not crossed in a number of years, I did recently speak to her on the phone and she had the same feisty, brave, and indomitable spirit that defined her personality. Even though I am a coast away, I still feel great sadness at her loss. Jim and I would just like to convey our deepest and most sincere sympathies to Uncle Larry and all the rest of the family. Deepest Condolences from Georgine and Jim Purisky.
