For so many of us, this bright light in our lives has been dimmed. This website is a place to reflect, remember, and share what Jeanie meant to you personally.
If you feel a sense of loss & chaos as we do, we hope that being here will bring you a sense of calm just as Jeanie so often brought to the chaos in our lives. We encourage you to contribute thoughts and pictures that others might enjoy to help celebrate how much she did for others in her career and life.
As you look at the pictures, please make note of the sheer joy in her expressions. They reveal so much about who she was as a person.
Jeanie's Family and Friends
We have been friends for over 40 years, we sat at your table and started our now 30 yr old group called the Golden Girls. We had some crazy Lucy & Ethel years and we were together raising kids, skiing and of course shopping. My family loved you, especially Mom. My mind and my heart is flooded with memories and a part of me is so empty without my Best Friend. Love U Forever, Bette
Jeanie was my sister-in-law and I couldn't have picked a better wife for my brother. She was smart, beautiful, funny and kind. It seems she's been in our family forever the way she just slipped into our hearts. I'll never forget how wonderful she was to my and John's parents and how they loved her. Rest in peace, Golden Girl! Pat and Jerry
Jeanie followed me , as President of Oakdale Parlor number 125 of Native Daughters of the Golden West . She was so dedicated to the
"Sisterhood" and began our program of collection for Veterans packages. She worked on the Valley Home polling place and many Halloween, Christmas and Easter civic events to help her community,
