Joanna Elaine Lippoldt
Joanna Elaine Lippoldt sadly lost her 8 year battle with Alzheimer’s on March 27th 2019 at the ageof 85. She was born in Worcester Ma on October 21st,1933 the youngest of four children, to the daughter of the late, Irving and Doris Elaine Lippoldt of Ipswich, Ma. Joanna is survived by her loving daughter, Jennifer Elaine Cugini of Saugus; her beloved grandson, Brian Thomas Repetto of Quincy; her brother, Donald Lippoldt; sisters: Joy Elaine Towne and Janet Elaine Talcott along with many neices, nephews, cousins and friends, whom she loved. She will be greatly missed by all those who knew her.
Joanna graduated from The University of Massachusetts with high honors, while working full time and raising a daughter as a single mother. In 2010 she retired from The Commission for the blind.
She had a great sense of humor and was well respected and loved by all. Many thanks to Elder Services and the PACE program for making her live the last years of her life with dignity and love. Joanna is now with her oldest grandson, Sean Anthony Repetto, and her parents and siblings who all passed before her, to be our guardian angels in Paradise, where there is no pain, only peace and love.
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Dear Jennifer,
I’m so sorry for your loss. I knew you and your mother many years ago. She was a great lady, and a good friend.
With deepest sympathy,
Sharon Kaplan Rice
Dear Jennifer, I recently discovered that your mother had passed away. I knew Joanna around the end of 1963 into early 1964 when we lived in the same apartment building at 227 Newbury Street. I was attending The Berklee School of Music. We were very close for too short a time. We had planned on a future together, but she came to her senses and dumped me. But I still treasure the memories. I have some photographs I think you would enjoy having. You can contact me at XercizeMan@Yahoo.com
Jennifer, I was your mom’s supervisor for many years at MA Commission for the Blind. She was a beautiful woman who worked hard an loved her family. She was on my heart and I am so sad now to learn of her passing. Lifting you in prayer and continuing to send condolences.