Dr. Jacqueline Bearce

I'm so sorry for your loss. Jackie and I were good friends in high school. I know she will be missed.

Jackie was such a warm, loving and radiant spirit. Her presence inspired all of us in the Interfaith Opportunities Network to aspire to her warmth and her embrace of ION´s motto Unity and Diversity. Our prayers for her soul´s Journey. Ash Hartwell

Dear Ian I´m so sorry for the passing of your mother. She was my colleague, friend and boss during my years at Amherst College as a psychologist. We often went out to dinner, saw movies and played cards. I wish I could be at her Memorial but I myself have just finished Chemo and have to avoid crowds. Your Mom and I shared many memories and good times. I will miss her. I trust your good memories will help you through this difficult time. Sending love to you and your family. With Sincere...

Returning the Love´n Light you gave me. Thank you for that so freely given. Also for your alto voice, shared spirit in prayer and nationally significant NLT contributions in our shared field. Strength to her loved ones. Let us remember her remarkableness and giving nature. That we were blessed to have her in our lives~

Dear Ian, I was saddened to hear of your mom´s passing. I was her Administrative Assistant with the Amherst College Counseling Center. She often spoke of you, Megan, Katherine, and Austin. I am thinking of you during this sad time, and hope your fond memories will ease your sorrow. My Sincere sympathy, Mary Breen

I knew Jackie through her participation in the Interfaith Opportunities Network where Jackie represented Hope Church. She brought a much needed, and generously given, perspective to a mostly white organization. I feel privileged to have known here, even briefly.