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Marian, Sheryle and Jean 1997
Sheryle Bauer
November 14, 2010
Laughing with Aunt Jean 2010
Sheryle Bauer
November 11, 2010
Jean and Bob 1989
Sheryle Bauer
November 11, 2010
Jean and Marian sisters 1989
Sheryle Bauer
November 11, 2010
Bob and Jean Blackford 1989
Sheryle Bauer
November 10, 2010
Hanging with Aunt Jean 1986
Sheryle Bauer
November 9, 2010
Laughing in Inverness Park, CA. 1977
Sheryle Bauer
November 9, 2010
Laughing....Jean and Marian, sisters.
Sheryle Bauer
November 9, 2010
Donna Shore
November 9, 2010
I shall remember her as a sweet and gentle woman with a quick laugh and laid back sense of humor. She saw the world with an unjaundiced eye! Peace & Tranquility, Jean!
Maryll Diefenderfer
November 9, 2010
Jean's warmth, hospitality and good cooking are at the center of so many fond memories... she welcomed me to picnics and holiday gatherings, treating me like family, and even took care of me after I had surgery. She has a special place in my heart.
My sympathies are with the family that will miss her so very much. Now Jean's at peace, and we can remember her, the wonderful laugh and sense of humor, released from the strain of illness that has burdened for her some time. Celebrate her life and fill your thoughts with joyful memories.
With love ~~ Maryll
Rhonda Yamamoto
November 9, 2010
I will never forget the way she and my Mom laughed and laughed and laughed. Sometimes at nothing at all. I can still hear them and it makes me smile. They just brought out the "happy" in each other. I will never forget her laugh and I will also never forget what an amazing sister she was to my Mom. She will be dearly missed. God bless you, Aunt Jean. Love, Rhonda
Sheryle Bauer
November 9, 2010
Dear Aunt Jean:
I love you. You were the best aunt in the whole world. I have the most fond memories of you. Your laugh, your cooking, your hospitality, your love for family and friends. I envy you now, in Heaven with your dear brothers and sisters. Probably sitting around a table with a plate of salami and crackers and a bottle of Nono's wine.
And to my cousin, Carol. What a saint you are to have cared for your dear mother both in her sickness and in her healthy years. Every single day for years, you were at her side. Your undying love and devotion for your mother was above and beyond anything I've ever seen between a mother and daughter. Carol. My Aunt Jean was blessed to have a daughter like you.
With love, Sheryle Bauer/Salt Lake City, Utah.
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