Joyce E. Ferguson
Joyce E Ferguson 79, born January 3, 1947, in Greenville County, South Carolina to Claude and Tressie Turner and passed away on February 20, 2026, at LaFollette health and Rehab in LaFollette, Tennessee
Survived by sons Kenneth Franks and Teressa Franks, Mark Franks and Melissa Franks, Grandson Ryan Simmons and Great grandchildren Chayse, Jayce, and Kyrie, Sister Claudette Brown and brother Doug Turner, many nieces and nephews.
Predeceased by her parents Claude and Tressie Turner, her Husband Horace Ferguson, a Brother Bobby Turner and a sister Mary Lou Pierce.
She never met a stranger and was loved by many friends and family, before her illness she loved camping and playing the Guitar and singing with her many friends and going to family reunions. She was also an avid Church goer and continued attending services once she entered the nursing home as well as she loved playing bingo, puzzles, and coloring while she was there and attending many other activities.
A visitation will be Cannon-Byrd Funeral Home and Memorial Park in Fountain Inn, South Carolina 1150 N Main Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644 at Noon on Friday Feb 27, 2026, with a graveside service to follow at 1:00 PM.
In lieu of Flowers please make Donations to Peoples Baptist Church in Simpsonville, South Carolina or to your favorite Charity.
LOVED this dear lady very much. She will be singing and playing her guitar in heaven.
LOVE SALLY…..TILL WE MEET AGAIN!
So sorry to hear this. Joyce was a life-long friend beginning at Fountain Inn Elementary School. Prayers for her family.
I was so sad when I heard that Aunt Joyce had passed away. I have so many memories of her when we were kids and her bossing us. She was loved and will be missed greatly, at least she has no more pain.
So sorry for your loss. Prayers for you all.. She was a wonderful lady and will remember her for making my first YaYa cruise the best ever! TIL we meet again!!
Joyce was a life-long friend! We went to school and church together all of our lives. Family so sorry for your loss! Love Rose Ann Woods
MY SWEET AUNT JOYCE
I COULD NEVER SAY ENOUGH WORDS TO DESCRIBE HER..
SHE WAS ONE OF A KIND..SO SPECIAL IN SO MANY WAYS..SUCH A SWEET SPIRIT AND SOUL..
I AM SURE GOING TO MISS HER SO MUCH..
BUT KNOW SHES IN HEAVEN WITH ALL OUR LOVED ONES..
I LOVE YOU AUNT JOYCE AND KNOW ONE DAY I WILL SEE YOU AGAIN..
REST IN PEACE MY SWEET AUNT JOYCE🌹❤️
KIM CAPE
MY SWEET AUNT JOYCE
I COULD NEVER SAY ENOUGH WORDS TO DESCRIBE HER..
SHE WAS ONE OF A KIND..SO SPECIAL IN SO MANY WAYS..SUCH A SWEET SPIRIT AND SOUL..
I AM SURE GOING TO MISS HER SO MUCH..
BUT KNOW SHES IN HEAVEN WITH ALL OUR LOVED ONES..
I LOVE YOU AUNT JOYCE AND KNOW ONE DAY I WILL SEE YOU AGAIN..
REST IN PEACE AUNT JOYCE🌹❤️
KIM CAPE
Joyce was a favorite of Clyde Alsip. She was a very kind lady and he loved her so.
Joyce was always full of life and fun to be with!!💛 She will be missed. Prayers for all the family.🙏 Wish I could be there.
Joyce was a very dear friend since elementary school. We would have sleepovers at each homes and stay up all night. She even got me playing the guitar. I have so many wonderful memories of her but I know I will see her again. Praying for her family.
We were so sorry to learn of Joyce’s passing. She was a dear dear bluegrass music friend who always contributed so much with her beautiful voice and guitar playing. Also, we always looked forward to her delicious contributions of wonderful dishes and that wonderful coconut cake that always made a hit with everyone when we would have a potluck. She will be missed.
May God bless you as you mourn this loss