Condolence: You were a great nurse and friend. Many good times. I know you are riding your horse in Montana forever. Deb

Condolence: To those who loved & cherished my cousin Jean. It's so hard to lose someone so dear who loved & lived life to the fullest. She loved to serve whether it was a patient, friend, family or her church and she did it joyfully. I remember she & Steve & Aunt Elly living with me a few months when Aunt Elly went to work at The Dispatch here in Columbus, Ohio. We did have some laughs & ah ha moments. She was a bundle of joy and I regret that the miles kept us from seeing one another more often but I cherish the memories as will you all as time passes and heals the hurts. Praying for Comfort for all of you.

Condolence: Dear Kelly, Karen, and friends of my cousin Jean Ann, I know that your hearts are breaking right now as you part with someone who was such a presence in your lives. Although I didn't know Jean Ann well due to our age difference and miles between, I do know that I remember her fondly with a smile because she had a way of making those around her laugh, even if her troubles were many. Please know that you are all in my prayers as you go forward, living lives of service and love as demonstrated by my cousin Jean Ann. May God bless you all.

Condolence: To Kelly and all of Jean's family and friends. We are friends from Jean's time of nursing at Rocky Mount, VA , just before she went to Montana, Bob as a hospital chaplain and me as a nurse working along side Jean. what can we say---She was one of a kind! We loved her and missed her so much when she went west. We have been in contact with her recently and even though we are saddened to hear of her death, are rejoicing that she had found peace with Christ and in her own words, was "ready to go be with Him" I was able to tell her the last time we talked that if I didn't see her again here, I would see her on the other side. Looking forward to that!!!. Our prayers are with you that God will engulf you in His peace at this time. Bob and Nancy Johnson

Condolence: My regards to the family at the passing of your dear beloved one, my cousin, Jean. I called her Jean Ann all her life and her and I had some wonderful times growing up. She loved to come to the farm and be dad's right hand-man. It didn't matter whether he was cleaning out stalls or working in the fields, she would be with him on the tractor or where-ever he would allow her to go. Her sense of humor was terrific and we were always laughing when she was around. She loved her family, church family, friends and co-workers and enjoyed her job so much. My thoughts and prayers are with you now and in the weeks and months to come as you will surely miss a most important person in your life!

Condolence: Dear Kelly, Karen, and all Jean's family and friends,

My heart aches for your loss! Although my memories are few due to how far apart we all lived from each other, the ones that I have are so special. Any and all visits that were made to our parents home were always fun! Jean's sense of humor never made for a dull moment; I loved being in her presence. I'll never forget when Mom and I came down to visit her, Eleanor, Kelly and Steve; we had such a great time! In all recent text messages, she shared how special her church, family and friends were to her...she was so grateful for the love that surrounded her. I share in your sorrow and loss, yet I know that she loved God and is now at peace, free from pain and suffering. May God comfort your hearts, bring you peace and surround you each of you with love today and in the days ahead.

My deepest sympathies,

Jean's cuz, Becky