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Brian, Angela< Henry, Lula Belle Katz
August 16, 2015
She was the first cowgirl ever I met. With stories of far off places and exotic people, she left quite an impression on a once young nephew. I will remember her warm smile and kindness towards others for all the days to come. Rest in peace aunt Jeanne, rest in peace.
Mary Pavelick
August 11, 2015
Our three children were fortunate to have Jeanne as their librarian at Yale Elementary. What a loving, kind, always smiling woman she was. Always eager to find the right book for a student. She was fun to talk with and always interested in others. She was an inspiration, loved and admired.
Carter, Helen, & Mitchell Katz
August 3, 2015
Your smile, your voice, the way that you laughed. We miss you so much Aunt Jeanne. You'll be forever in our heart, forever in our soul Aunt Jeanne. We will meet again on that Golden Shore. Until then, our love for you will sustain your memory.
Sylvia Katz
July 29, 2015
My darling & most loved sister-in-law. Soft of voice & heart, never would hurt a soul, loving children though none were hers, caring for family & friends.Never quite attaining her dreams, but helping others make theirs come true.Such a gentle being - she must be with the angels.
July 21, 2015
Mrs. McIntyre was the best librarian I have known because she knew how to make every child feel special. If we had trouble finding a book, she had a gift of steering us in the right direction. She also had a knack of arranging for up and coming authors to come speak to the school - I still remember Marc Brown's visit - which inspired and excited us to read even more. We could count on her to help us after school with book reports and research.
I remember her coming to me in sixth grade, asking me to a read a book that had just come in to determine if I thought the content of it was appropriate for anyone to check out. I can't describe how important that made me feel.
She was inspiring; she was loved; and, she will be remembered.
July 21, 2015
Jeanne and I were elementary librarians in Richardson ISD. I loved her style, her enthusiasm, and her sense of humor. We had some great times at TLA which I will always remember. Condolences to the family.
Linda Vaughn
Viva Wilson
July 21, 2015
Jean was a remarkably intelligent, caring woman & a beloved librarian at Yale Elementary in Richardson. I am sure students, parents & fellow educators mourn her passing. Sincere sympathy to her family.
July 20, 2015
We are sorry to learn of the passing of Jeanne, but grateful for her service to our nation with the Peace Corps in Peru.
Our Condolences,
The National Peace Corps Association
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