Jean Marietta HALVORSEN

I sincerely hope this gets to Jean's niece....Judith. Your aunt was amazing. Her involvement with city government, all civic issues - what a powerhouse that forever has left an imprint on all here. On a personal level, my mama and I knew Jean from church, and then when that was squashed, we stayed in touch. Jean and Mama would go to plays, events together. And later, Barry and I would pick up Jean and take she and Mama to events. Jean was a hoot - when Barry would help her in the car,...

My deepest condolences to the family. I grew up in Madison WI knowing both Jean & Harry. They were very good friends of my family, Iwao & Mae Hara. I have many fond memories of both Harry & Jean and am very saddened to learn of her recent passing. I will always have many happy memories of Jean, my parents & growing up in the First United Methodist Church in Madison

My sincere condolences to the family for the loss of your loved one. May prayers strengthen you and memories comfort you, and may our Lord Jesus Christ and God our Father, who loves us, comfort your hearts and "make you firm". (2 Thessalonians 2:16, 17)

Jean, we were great friends for many years starting with meeting at First United Methodist Church of Largo. I will remember your laugh, generosity, caring and sharing forever. Miss you, but am sure we will meet again - You did so much for this city of Largo, and they will never forget you either. Until we meet again, will be thinking of you..........God Bless you. Love Ya, Nan

Jean, you and I were friends for years. You took me to your political meetings all over Florida, we went to lunch, dinner at least a couple of weeks. I met you at the First United Methodist Church of Largo, and became friends from the first meeting. I will always our fun times together and will miss you very much. You are with God now and are at peace. God Bless you. Your friend, Nan

Jean Halvorsen was truly a good and faithful servant; a servant of our Lord and a servant of the citizens of the City of Largo. She will be greatly missed.