Joyce Irene Budurin

I am so sorry for your loss. Joyce and George were a perfectly matched couple. Everywhere they went they had a song in their heart. George was missed when he died and Joyce will be missed as well.

Joyce and George were a team. They were part of the foundation a Webb Chapel. Faithful, greeting, smiling, helping others. They were the first to greet me years ago when I first came to bat part of the cogeneration. Many fond memories. In Love, Ilene Ashworth

Thinking of your family during this difficult time. We are so sorry for your loss. The memories of Mrs. Joyce will life forever in our hearts. Your family will be in our prayers.

We’re so sorry for your loss and so thankful that we got to know George & Joyce. They called us every year on our birthdays. As soon as we would answer, they would start singing Happy Birthday and Joyce continued the tradition after George’s passing. They truly were disciples of Christ and now we miss them both, but we’re so happy knowing Heaven is their new home!

Such a sweet and kind soul who always had a smile on her face. Her beautiful voice is now among others in heaven singing praises to our Lord. May God bless your family with Peace and Comfort during this time of loss. She was so proud of her family.
Love,
Jim and Dee Ellison

Joyce and George both held a very special place in my heart. They were always showing me true unconditional love and they will be greatly missed. Now they both get to go fishing with jesus!

Joyce and George are my heroes. They are true friends who love and care about us. Joyce and George are wonderful parents of two of the nicest girls I have ever known in my life. They encouraged us with their efforts to work at church and for the school. I have wonderful memories of Joyce and George and Ron and I through almost 50 years. Ron and I were blessed by their lives and their friendship. We look forward to seeing them again in eternity. Friends forever.

I am so sorry about Joyce. I so much enjoyed working with them in the PT Cruizers and George’s auction. I have missed George’s singing happy birthday on the phone but Joyce continued that sweet thing. She will be missed My condolences to your whole family. God be with you all.
Pat Moore

Julie and Sandra and family. Tommie and I weep with you in your loss as Joyce was not only a friend but our sister in the Lord. She truly will be missed as your father certainly is.
I would like to share this poem, whose authorship I am not aware.
God looked around His Garden and He found an
empty place.
He then looked upon this earth and saw your tired
face.
He put His arms around you and lifted you to rest.
God’s garden must be beautiful He always takes
the best.
He knew you were suffering He knew you were in
pain.
He knew you would never get well on earth again.
So He closed your weary eyelids and whispered
“Peace be thine”
He then took you up to Heaven with hands gentle
and so kind.
It boke our hearts to lose you but you did not go
alone.
For part of us went with you the day God called
you home.
With all our Love, Herman and Tommie Cain

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Joyce truly understood what Christian joy is and shared it with everyone she encountered. I always came away uplifted after visiting with her. She was a marvelous story teller and your dad was usually a central character in the tales. Her singing also brought great joy! I will miss her.

When George and Joyce came to Webb Chapel, it immediately became a more cheerful place. His presence in the foyer greeting everyone as they arrived for worship was something I looked forward to every Sunday. The birthday call every year with both of them singing was the highlight of the day. Joyce continued that tradition as long as she could. They loved the crock pot fudge and often bought one of the jars at the youth auction. George’s positive attitude and now conversations with Joyce are already being missed at Webb Chapel. They were a bright spot at church services and everywhere they went. I loved them both and I am sorry for your loss. Praying for peace and comfort for your family.

Joyce and George were truly a “matched set!” I will always remember her for her effervescent smile and her beautiful and powerful singing voice. I told Julie that she would make the Heavenly choir without a tryout!
I thank God for placing the Budurin and Bartley families in my life. I truly consider them to be my own family.

I was thinking of Joyce just the other day. I remember walking home from school with Joyce and she’d sing Pat Boones latest song, she loved him! I saw Joyce at our high school reunion and had a nice visit, she was so happy with her life. My condolences to her family, she was special.

At Monrovia High School I sat & ate lunch with Joyce. She was always a joyful person & I could tell she would be a good mother & nurturer because of her love & kindness to people. She lived a full life of family, church, work & caring for others. She was very blessed & lived the best kind of life. Now joyful she will be in the Kingdom of God singing His praises & surrounded by “Little angels” & “Senior Saints, ” Thank Lord for a life well lived. Karren Olson

I remember Joyce from MHS class of 1964. What a beautiful obituary thanks for sharing.
Gary Boyer

I remember Joyce from MHS and saw her at one of the Reunions. May she Rest In Peace and prayers to her family

I am so sorry for your loss. She was such a tender, lovely woman and great example for mothers.

I offer condolences for your loss.
I knew George and Joyce from the E.C.B. congregation in San Diego, Ca.
I was a member of The Sonlight Singers and the director after your dad passed the torch to me before relocating to Texas.
George and Joyce were both very helpful when I first took on the ministry of leading our Lord’s worship in singing.
God willing, we will be able to join y’all at the graveside service on the 4th.
Blessings,
In Christ Jesus

George and Joyce were two of the kindest people in my life. They were up for anything including hosting teenagers at their house and taking the youth group on so many interesting activities. They were always smiling and ready to laugh at themselves or with others. They did not have a pretentious bone in their bodies. Heaven will no doubt welcome both of them and I for one intend to look them up if I make it to the pearly gates.