Joan E. Watson 1934-2024 ...Middle East

JAMESTOWN, Pa. — Joan E. Watson, 90, passed away at 11:55 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024, in The Grove at Greenville of natural causes. She was born on March 16, 1934, to Paul and Carrie Kurtz Kress in Wheeling, W.Va. Joan graduated from Newton Falls High School. She worked at Andover Industries in their Human Resource Department. She was a member of North Shenango Presbyterian Church in Espyville, Pa., and Champion Presbyterian Church in Champion, where she also worked for 10 years. Joan enjoyed reading and working on crossword puzzles. Joan is survived by a daughter, Patricia Patton (David) of Gasport, New York; two sons, Douglas Watson (Kara) of Hartstown, Pa., and Glenn Watson (Kathy) of Vie

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