Joanne M. (Cifuno) Conti
May 25, 1938 – January 11, 2022
Preceded in death by father, Nicholas; mother, Sarah; sisters, Carolyn and Sandra; brother, John. Survived by brothers: Nicholas, Michael, Gregory Cifuno; many nieces and nephews.
MASS OF CHRISTIAN BURIAL: Tuesday, January 18th at 10am at St. Peter Catholic Church, 2706 Leavenworth Street.
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So very sorry for your families loss. She will be missed. Much love
Joanne was always so beautiful, classy and caring. Loved seeing her through the years at family gatherings and at Younker’s. She was a gem. Sending condolences and prayers.
Rest In Peace..
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My sincere condolences to all loved family members of Joanne. Working with Joanne at Xerox was a pleasure. Her bubbly personality and sense of humor made fun and enjoyable working days for all of us. My sincere sympathy.
I am so sorry for your loss. I knew Joanne from the many years she worked out at Rockbrook Women’s Gym. She always spoke so highly of her nieces and nephews. To this day I still want to learn the piano because of her. She always said you are never too old to learn. We shared a love of exercise, and Younkers department store! She was beautiful and one of the loveliest ladies (inside and out) I’ve ever had the honor of getting to know. Sending my love and prayers to her family.
We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers. . We love you and will miss you young cousin Joanne ❤️
Young cousin Joanne was beautiful on the inside and out. She was always fun to attend plays, musicals, art fairs and just chat with at family gatherings. Young cousin Joanne was always full of positivity and laughter and a joy to be around. She always was appreciative of carpooling to family functions. Any time I spent with Joanne I walked away happier with a little more zest for life.
We are very sorry for your loss.Joanne and I were friends for many years since we worked at the phone company in our early 20s. She was my bridesmaid and god mother to my son Brian. We will miss her. Millie Pankers
This breaks my heart seeing this. Joanne and my mother were good friends from Xerox. Those of you that knew Joanne knew that she didn’t drive out of Omaha. My mom drove her back home to western Nebraska to visit my mom’s family and to go through the Black Hills. When I first moved to Omaha Joanne had me stay with her in her beautiful condo. When I had my first daughter Joanne sent me a beautiful outfit for her. Joanne took me to my first Nutcracker ballet at the Orphem Theatre. When I lived in Omaha we would try to have lunch once a week at Don and Millie’s she loved that place. Joanne will always have a special place in my heart.
A funny story she was making me an authentic Italian Spaghetti. When I came over for dinner the way I pronounced Italian was wrong and it was so cute she wanted to make sure I knew it wasn’t pronounced like that and told me the correct way.
I will forever miss her.
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