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Comments for JOANNE:
A famous person with the name Joanne is JK Rowling, aka Joanne Kathleen Rowling, author of the Harry Potter series.-- Anonymous User 10/27/2005
Joanne Rowling does not actually have a middle name, but she added the name Kathleen as that was her grandmothers name.-- Hushpuppy 10/26/2008
Actress Joanne Woodward (Mrs. Paul Newman) is a famous bearer. She won the Oscar as Best Actress in 1957 for 'The Three Faces of Eve'.-- alberto 4/18/2006
Joanne Jefferson is a character in "Rent".-- lavieboheme1993 7/16/2006
Another version is Joannie. The girl I know named this is French so the J is softer then English pronunciation and just rolls off tongue.-- indigopearl 8/13/2006
It does sound beautiful with a soft J. I think I'd tell people to pronounce it like that if it was my name.-- LoveTheNameMackenzie 10/5/2006
Joanne was used the most between 1930 and 1950.-- Anonymous User 9/19/2006
Joanne is a very pretty name. I have only known one girl named Joanne.-- Anonymous User 10/10/2006
Joanne B. Sguelia is a forensic scientist who is included in the book In Their Shoes by Deborah Reber.-- Patricia Underwood 3/7/2008
It sounds a bit old-fashioned, and also a bit country. It also reminds me of a very arrogant former MTV host.-- slight night shiver 4/25/2008
One of the two middle names of Lady GaGa (Stefani Joanne Angela Germanotta.-- SunnyHoney 5/3/2010
This name is pretty, but despite the Jo Rowling connection, I still see this as a bit of a "country name"
Joanne isn't nearly as pretty as Joanna, which itself isn't even as pretty as the stunning Johanna.-- DaphneSusan 12/15/2010
This is my mom's name and people always spell it Jo Ann or Joann or even Joan which is pretty annoying.-- Liesl 1/19/2011
I have an aunt named Joanne but she's often called Jo. I'm not a big fan, but the nickname Jo suits her well.-- JaciGia 8/4/2011
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