Jean Harper Howell

My deepest condolences to her children and all her friends. Sister Howell was my relief Society President when my family lived in Murray. I loved her dearly she was a anchor in my life. I loved going to her home in Murray and visiting her garden and kitchen. She loved football especially if her boys were playing. She came to visit me in Florida along time ago and at that time she was moving around living with her sons. She was a great example of strength and faith. My life changed so much for...

Jean was like my second mom when I was growing up. She was a very sweet lady. I will always remember how good her gardens were and the great breakfasts she made when I slept over at her house. My condolences to the family.

Jean had the strongest testimony and acted on it. I remember after Ron died and she also had missionaries out in the field and she had a financial situation whether to pay a bill or pay her tithing. She said she prayed about it and paid the tithing. Shortly after making that decision, a family member or friend showed up at her door, and told her they had been prompted to share some money with her. The amount given was the same amount as the tithing . I have never forgotten that. She was a...

Jean and my mother (LaRae Kramer) were roommates for a while following their LDS missions in Washington D.C. I got to know Jean very well during that time. She was such a sweet lady! I'm sorry for your loss. She will be missed.

I remember sitting in Jean's kitchen in Murray and visiting with her and feeling so contented in her rocking chair. She was and is the sweetest and kindest person I have even known. We visited with her in Manti and it was such a treat to see her after so long. I am happy for her knowing she is with her husband but I will miss knowing that I could visit her again. I have always loved her as a very special friend.