Joan Berry

It's a portrait of Jonna. That was actually done after she was murdered. These are Jonna's little baby shoes.

It's a portrait of Jonna. That was actually done after she was murdered. These are Jonna's little baby shoes.

It's a portrait of Jonna. That was actually done after she was murdered. These are Jonna's little baby shoes.

That's where they stay here all the time. This is Jonna's room. We call it Jonna's room.

That's where they stay here all the time. This is Jonna's room. We call it Jonna's room.

That's where they stay here all the time. This is Jonna's room. We call it Jonna's room.

And I still have her wedding gown. You still have it. Still have her wedding gown. All these years later. After 20 years. This is it.

And I still have her wedding gown. You still have it. Still have her wedding gown. All these years later. After 20 years. This is it.

And I still have her wedding gown. You still have it. Still have her wedding gown. All these years later. After 20 years. This is it.

Oh, look at the train. She looked beautiful in it, yes. 20 years old.

Oh, look at the train. She looked beautiful in it, yes. 20 years old.

Oh, look at the train. She looked beautiful in it, yes. 20 years old.

Joan was on my mind from the time my eyes opened until I fell asleep at night. And I remember... That's just all I've thought about or done. And I didn't realize how I had neglected my other children with this. And they never complained about it. They never did. But I was talking with Tim, my oldest son, one day, and he said, well, Mom, don't forget you have Kelly and I.

Joan was on my mind from the time my eyes opened until I fell asleep at night. And I remember... That's just all I've thought about or done. And I didn't realize how I had neglected my other children with this. And they never complained about it. They never did. But I was talking with Tim, my oldest son, one day, and he said, well, Mom, don't forget you have Kelly and I.

Joan was on my mind from the time my eyes opened until I fell asleep at night. And I remember... That's just all I've thought about or done. And I didn't realize how I had neglected my other children with this. And they never complained about it. They never did. But I was talking with Tim, my oldest son, one day, and he said, well, Mom, don't forget you have Kelly and I.

So I thought, wow, that is really an eye-opener, because I have essentially just, Johnna's been the only, Johnna's murder was the only thing on my mind, and I have neglected them. And that's not fair to them. You know, it's not their fault. It wasn't their fault that Donna was murdered, just like it was, you know, none of our faults.

So I thought, wow, that is really an eye-opener, because I have essentially just, Johnna's been the only, Johnna's murder was the only thing on my mind, and I have neglected them. And that's not fair to them. You know, it's not their fault. It wasn't their fault that Donna was murdered, just like it was, you know, none of our faults.

So I thought, wow, that is really an eye-opener, because I have essentially just, Johnna's been the only, Johnna's murder was the only thing on my mind, and I have neglected them. And that's not fair to them. You know, it's not their fault. It wasn't their fault that Donna was murdered, just like it was, you know, none of our faults.

But it made me realize that I need to give them support, too, and I need to be the mother that they're used to and have time for them.

But it made me realize that I need to give them support, too, and I need to be the mother that they're used to and have time for them.