NAPERVILLE — Joan Lucille (Weishaar) Lohrmann, born December 18, 1928, died peacefully at her home Sunrise Senior Living in Naperville, Illinois, surrounded by family, on Sunday, September 10, 2023, at age 94. Joan is survived by four daughters and sons-in-law Kathleen and Mike Hammock, Patricia and Glenn Baldwin, Elizabeth and Bruce Bockelman, and Valerie and Dean Snyder. She is also survived by seven grandchildren Sarah, Matthew, Emily, Megan, Stephanie, Evan, and Thea; thirteen great grandchildren Austin, Peyton, Dylan, Hannelore, Caroline, Logan, Fiona, Decker, Ryker, Rebecca, Timothy, Stephen, and Anna; her sister Mary and many nieces and nephews. Joan is preceded in death by her husband Edwin A. Lohrmann and her parents Ernest and Virginia Weishaar. Joan had a wonderful life. Joan studied one year at Northern Illinois University before marrying Edwin on May 4, 1951. She was a practiced artist creating over 200 works of art; the family seamstress making most of her daughters’ clothes; accomplished hostess; avid gardener; designer of two homes with an eye for interior design; loving wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. Although a self-declared “country girl,” Joan experienced living in over 12 different places—from small to large—including Lee, IL; DeKalb, IL; Rantoul, IL; Denver, CO; Rochelle, IL; Crystal City, TX; Walnut Creek, CA; Hendersonville, NC; Naples, FL; Aurora, IL; Naperville, IL; and the Philippines. A natural “thinker” about the many puzzles of life, Joan believes with great conviction that Jesus Christ is her Savior and without doubt that “God is in charge.”