Growing up there was only a few people I admired and Joanna was one of them, thought she was ace and still do. My partner in crime, life was exciting and fun when she was around. She would have me in stitches with her put on Scottish accent. Jo loved to sing and would always be up to something, sometimes it was hard to keep up being as popular as she was. Always remember my pretty Joanne with her curly hair she was so smart and i loved her hand writing it's the little things you remember. Our evenings out to the Boulivard was my first taste of nightlife under 16'. We had crushes on boys and would write silly things in notepads! Then growing up we drifted and she had a beautiful family of her own. Even then I admired Jo for being a great Mum and strong too. She was lucky enough to have a very close bond with her family. The love they have for each other is immense. I was lucky to have met Jo and her Mum Irene and dad Joe and had them in my life. The times spent with them at their home and on holiday are memories I will cherish forever. My one of a kind friend we had some great times you will never be forgotten and I will miss you terribly as will so many. So pleased we spent some quality time together in the Newyear. I do believe we will meet again one day in a beautiful place, so until then Jo sending all my love darling and thank you for being you. xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo