Joyce Marie Cleveland was born on July 3, 1951 in Dallas, Texas. She was the third of five children born to Berniece Brown. She received her formal education at Pinkston High School where she was a Drum Major in the marching band. Joyce accepted Christ at an early age and joined Bethany Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas.
Joyce was a business teacher employed by the Dallas Independent School District for 37 years. Joyce served many years at South Oak Cliff High School and would have retired this year from Hillcrest High School. A seasoned traveler, Joyce roams extensively across the United Sates and the world to London, Paris, Spain, and Madrid. She was always open to a new adventure. The Lord called Joyce home for the ultimate retirement.
Joyce is survived by: her mother, Ms. Berniece Brown; daughter, Mrs. Miransheka Williams (Kevin); sisters, Tommie Faye Brown, Sandra Mays, Cynthia Mason (deceased), and Stacey Brown; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, friends, and church family.
"A Devoted mother, sister, aunt, cousin, friend, and teacher"
Joyce was a business teacher employed by the Dallas Independent School District for 37 years. Joyce served many years at South Oak Cliff High School and would have retired this year from Hillcrest High School. A seasoned traveler, Joyce roams extensively across the United Sates and the world to London, Paris, Spain, and Madrid. She was always open to a new adventure. The Lord called Joyce home for the ultimate retirement.
Joyce is survived by: her mother, Ms. Berniece Brown; daughter, Mrs. Miransheka Williams (Kevin); sisters, Tommie Faye Brown, Sandra Mays, Cynthia Mason (deceased), and Stacey Brown; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, friends, and church family.
"A Devoted mother, sister, aunt, cousin, friend, and teacher"
Joyce Marie Cleveland was born on July 3, 1951 in Dallas, Texas. She was the third of five children born to Berniece Brown. She received her formal education at Pinkston High School where she was a Drum Major in the marching band. Joyce accepted Christ at an early age and joined Bethany Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas.
Joyce was a business teacher employed by the Dallas Independent School District for 37 years. Joyce served many years at South Oak Cliff High School and would have retired this year from Hillcrest High School. A seasoned traveler, Joyce roams extensively across the United Sates and the world to London, Paris, Spain, and Madrid. She was always open to a new adventure. The Lord called Joyce home for the ultimate retirement.
Joyce is survived by: her mother, Ms. Berniece Brown; daughter, Mrs. Miransheka Williams (Kevin); sisters, Tommie Faye Brown, Sandra Mays, Cynthia Mason (deceased), and Stacey Brown; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, friends, and church family.
"A Devoted mother, sister, aunt, cousin, friend, and teacher"
Joyce was a business teacher employed by the Dallas Independent School District for 37 years. Joyce served many years at South Oak Cliff High School and would have retired this year from Hillcrest High School. A seasoned traveler, Joyce roams extensively across the United Sates and the world to London, Paris, Spain, and Madrid. She was always open to a new adventure. The Lord called Joyce home for the ultimate retirement.
Joyce is survived by: her mother, Ms. Berniece Brown; daughter, Mrs. Miransheka Williams (Kevin); sisters, Tommie Faye Brown, Sandra Mays, Cynthia Mason (deceased), and Stacey Brown; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, friends, and church family.
"A Devoted mother, sister, aunt, cousin, friend, and teacher"
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