(2025-02-05 1:03pm) Tabernacle Baptist Church Usher Board Ministry wrote:
To the family of Sister Ira Joan Mitchell: We the members of the historic Tabernacle Baptist Church Usher Board Ministry extend to you our sincere condolences, love, and prayers. We are thankful to our Heavenly Father for having known Sister Mitchell. Sister Mitchell and her family have been members of Tabernacle Baptist Church over 70 years, serving faithfully from the Old Tabernacle located at 515 N.E. Third Street at Byers Avenue under Reverend E.W. Perry and Reverend E.J. Perry to the present edifice at 1829 N.E. 36th Street. Sister Mitchell served faithfully on the Tabernacle Usher Board for several decades and at one time was the Usher Board President. Sister Mitchell was very instrumental in the early day establishment of the Citywide Ushers and their relationship with Tabernacle. We will cherish the beautiful memories of Sister Mitchell and her dedication to our congregation. Sister Margaret Mitchell Clytus we love you and are here for you. May God Bless and Keep You is Our Prayer!

(2025-02-05 1:17pm) LuAnn Watkins wrote:
Sending my deepest Condolences and prayers 🙏 to the entire family of Ms.Ira Joan Mitchell. I grew up in carverdale with her son Mark.

(2025-02-05 1:26pm) Andrea Miller wrote:
My deepest sympathy.

(2025-02-05 3:01pm) Ann Lightfoot wrote:
My deepest sympathy.

(2025-02-05 3:49pm) Barbara Mims Simpson wrote:
May God comfort you today. To Sister Margaret Cyrus and all the family. 🙏❤

(2025-02-05 5:33pm) Rosie Hughes wrote:
To the family of Mrs. Ira Joan Mitchell: She was a true jewel—ever kind, gracious, and giving. The Hughes family could not have asked for a more wonderful neighbor and dear friend for over 30 years. May God grant her family comfort, strength, and courage during this time. I am proud to say, "Well done, thy good and faithful servant, to the end." With heartfelt wishes, Rosie Hughes.

(2025-02-06 9:28am) Angie Alexander Gipson wrote:
My deepest sympathy. The Family is in my prayers.

(2025-02-06 4:14pm) Eugene DePriest Jones, III wrote:
I was deeply saddened to learn of Ira Joan’s passing. And, my deepest condolences to her family and loved ones.

(2025-02-07 1:29pm) Beverly Khan wrote:
God Bless the Mitchell Family

(2025-02-07 9:14pm) Gloria Carter wrote:
My condolences to the family praying for you all

(2025-02-08 10:59am) Dr. Silvya Kirk wrote:
My deepest sympathy to the family. What a classy woman and what a loss. We recently became "pew mates" at Tabernacle. I will miss my friend.

(2025-02-08 9:37pm) Jacqueline Ballard wrote:
God knows your heartache and shares your grief.

(2025-02-09 4:34pm) BLONDENE TAITE wrote:
Sincerest condolences to the family. Praying for you as you navigate the difficult days ahead.

(2025-02-10 3:51pm) Edda Faye Allen wrote:
Resting in the arms of the Lord! Joan assisted in organizing every class reunion of the class of ‘63. Now you’re helping the Lord as we all one day will follow. “Rest Joan, a job well done”

(2025-02-11 12:58am) Shirley Darby Otc Card wrote:
My deepest sympathy.

(2025-02-11 1:22pm) Rose King wrote:
My deepest sympathy and heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of Joan Mitchell. May our Heavenly Father comfort you as only He can & grant you His perfect peace. 🙏 🙏 🙏

(2025-02-11 2:35pm) Chalon & Floyd Anderson wrote:
To Lonnie and the Mitchell Family - Our thoughts, prayers and deepest sympathy are extended to you during this very difficult time. May God bless and comfort you.

(2025-02-12 1:25am) Louis Rainge wrote:
My deepest sympathy.

(2025-02-12 12:54pm) Carl G Ballard wrote:
My deepest sympathy to the family.I lived and was raised in Carverdale with the Mitchell family.

(2025-02-13 5:38am) EDWARD KINCHION wrote:
God bless you and your family richly.

(2025-02-13 1:26pm) Terry And Cherrell Howard wrote:
My deepest sympathy.

(2025-02-13 2:41pm) Gerald & Jeannie Houston wrote:
Our prayers are extended to the family and friends of Joan. Her presence will be greatly missed. GODs continued grace and mercy for strength during this difficult time.

(2025-02-15 5:54pm) Luvenia Williams wrote:
My deepest sympathy. Class of '63.