Jean Combe

I must say, Christmas just isn’t the same without Jean. How the whole gigantic family would pile into Jeans house, eating at our leisure, choosing from an entire kitchen full of the best dishes from everyone’s home and roaring so loud with laughter, you couldn’t hear one another. How she loved spoiling all the grandkids (my son included) and just sit back and watch them all play with their gifts for hours. It was truly beautiful. But the most memorable moment, every year, was when, finally,...

Don May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Grandma Jean we will miss everything about you. Your stories, the chit chat that came so easily to you, that everyone instantly felt comfortable in your company. Our Christmas´s together were made perfect by the singalong of Christmas carols perfectly tuned by your impeccable piano skills. You will be forever missed and I´m so grateful to have had you in my life for the 20 some odd years that you made your home, our families home too. We together, all made a beautiful family. Thank you.

Beverly & Donald, you have my deepest sympathy in the passing of your mom.

Ted, Mary Jean, and Don, I hope your memories of good times with your mother will balance grief as you celebrate a life well lived.

Dear Ted and Maria, I want you all to know what a special friend Jean was, and I was so blessed to stay in contact with her, even after I moved to the Village of South Farms. Love, Emily

Dear Jean Combe Family, I am so thankful I met Jean. She brightened up our lives at Apple Rehab. I have to say we all shared so many happy times together. She played the piano without any music sheets in front of her, absolutely amazing. I am thankful for all the moments we shared together. So sorry, god bless all her wonderful family. I just want you to know I care.

Sorry for your loss Teddy and family.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.