Mesa, AZ
Joyce Ann Broman-Hillock, age 82, passed away Monday January 2, 2012 in Mesa, AZ.
Joyce was born September 23, 1929 in Harrison, MI the only daughter of Deuard B. Vergilene L. (Aldrich) Guilford. She graduated in 1947 from Grand Ledge High School.
Joyce was united in marriage to Louis D. Broman of Gladstone in July of 1948 in Mulliken, Michigan. He preceded her in death in November 1988. She married Hartwell Hillock in July of 1998 and he also preceded her in death in October 2008.
Joyce was employed at Baybank for 30 plus years, retiring in 1990 as assistant vice president, working herself up through the ranks.
Joyce is survived by her children,
Sons:
Bruce (Sue) Broman of Rapid River
Deuard (Jill) Broman of Gladstone
Daughters,
Trudy Broman of Gladstone
Mary (John) Bagbey of San Tan Valley, AZ
Grandchildren:
Micah Broman of Gladstone
Nicole (Mark) Russell of Gulliver
Adrienne (Adam) Wiltzer of Portage, MI
Lindsay (Mitch) Cole of Gladstone
Brienne (Mike) LaVigne of Escanaba
Adam Konrad of Indianapolis, IN
Great Grandchildren:
Alexis Wiltzer
Morgan Letteriello
Baylie LaVigne
Anna Wiltzer
Kamryn LaVigne
Everette Cole
Baby Boy LaVigne due in May
Stepchildren: Martin, Cathy and Barb Hillock and their families.
She also leaves behind her beloved cats, Oscar and Callie who gave her much joy, comfort and companionship.
Joyce
Anonymous
I worked with Joyce many years ago at Baybank and it was a pleasure working with her. She was a very lively lady and I learned so much from her. I also recall her hosting some parties for the girls at her house and we so many laughs and memorable times. I am very sorry for your loss – Trudy, Mary and all of the family. Your Mother was one special lady. Take care and God Bless.
Cherie Drossard
Gladstone: MI
We will always remember Joyce and her her warm friendly nature. She was a wonderful wife and companion to Hart. Her beautiful soul will not be forgotten.
Lorraine Hillock
Marquette MI
Donna Caron
Leaving my thoughts with fond memories of Joyce here…hardly seems enough. Unfortunately, I will be out of town until the 20th. I will always remember Joyce from bowling and how welcome she made me feel in your family. I was blessed to have her as my friend for many years. My prayers for God’s’ peace are with you all.
With much love,
always,
Donna