Jo Anna K. Molloy
Jo Anna K. Molloy died in her sleep on Thursday, May 9, 2024, at the age of 82 at St. Joseph Manor in Meadowbrook, PA. Jo Anna was born in Philadelphia and moved to southern California in her early twenties. She lived there for a few decades before returning to Philadelphia. She was a retired Paralegal.
Jo Anna is survived by her daughter, Colleen Cleary (David); sisters Andrea Berry (James), Janine Molloy, and Marea Buckley (Thomas); Brother Mark Molloy; Niece Allison Chajkowsky (Mark); Nephews: Colin and Nick Buckley. She was preceded in death by her parents, James W. Molloy and Eugenia "Jen" Bunio Molloy, and her brother Patrick Molloy. Per her wishes, her ashes will be spread in southern California.
Jo Anna is survived by her daughter, Colleen Cleary (David); sisters Andrea Berry (James), Janine Molloy, and Marea Buckley (Thomas); Brother Mark Molloy; Niece Allison Chajkowsky (Mark); Nephews: Colin and Nick Buckley. She was preceded in death by her parents, James W. Molloy and Eugenia "Jen" Bunio Molloy, and her brother Patrick Molloy. Per her wishes, her ashes will be spread in southern California.
Shared Memories
Joanna was my neighbour in Hollywood, and she took me under her wing and called me "hermana". And what a great hermana she was. One of a kind. I will always remember her and the good times.
Joanna was my neighbour in Hollywood, and she took me under her wing and called me "hermana". And what a great hermana she was. One of a kind. I will always remember her and the good times.
It was a good ride while it lasted See you in the next life PEACE OUT
It was an experience being in your life but I had to do IT. Thanks for the ride. You made it real. PEACE OUT
It was an experience being in your life but I had to do IT. Thanks for the ride. You made it real. PEACE OUT
It was a good ride while it lasted
See you in the next life PEACE OUT
Joanna was my neighbour in Hollywood, and she took me under her wing and called me “hermana”. And what a great hermana she was. One of a kind. I will always remember her and the good times.
Joanna was my neighbour in Hollywood, and she took me under her wing and called me “hermana”. And what a great hermana she was. One of a kind. I will always remember her and the good times.