Josephine Prudence Fine

She was always so nice when I went into the office and always friendly when we seen her around the neighborhood. RIP Mrs. Fine. Thoughts to all

Jo took care of me as I started my administrative career at LaFollette High School. She showed me the way things were done and helped me organize my days. She helped with the kids who were called in and I talked too much so the students would stack up in the office. She was great dealing with them. Jo was a wonderful caring person. I am sorry that I can not participate in honoring her at her funeral because my wife and I are in Florida for the winter. My deepest sympathy to Don and the boys and the entire family. Jo will always be a part of my finest memories.

My condolences to Jeff, Jay and your family. I had many opportunities to talk to your mom during our years at Lafollette as you know. It wasn't by choice that we had to go that office during those days, but she always had a way of brightening up our experiences in 'the office' and have fond memories of her. I know she will be missed by you. My sincere condolences.

We have so many good memories of Donald and Josephine playing cards at the fun-filled Fine reunions. What a great aunt. She always had kind words to say to everyone. She was such a classy lady!

I'm so sorry Don, Jeff and Jay. Jo was always a happy, calm, thoughtful and fun lady....what greater things can you say about someone? One goofy memory I have is when my mom (neighbor Joyce/Butch Butler) told me to run over and give Ginger a message. So I knocked on your door and your mom, kindly, brought your dog Ginger to the door to hear the message. Jo chuckled, knowing the message was really meant for Ginger Foster, your next door neighbor lady! I always thought Jo and Don were a striking couple, tan and elegant. May you find peace, Kris (Osterloth) Wigdal