Jean-Keenan-Obituary

Photo courtesy of Rivet Funeral Home & Crematorium Inc. - Merrimack

Jean M. Keenan

Merrimack, New Hampshire

Jun 29, 1959 – Dec 20, 2019 (Age 60)

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BORN
June 29, 1959
DIED
December 20, 2019
AGE
60
LOCATION
Merrimack, New Hampshire
CHARITY
American Cancer Society

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Rivet Funeral Home & Crematorium Inc. - Merrimack Obituary

Jean M. Keenan of Amherst, NH passed away peacefully on December 20, 2019 with family by her side.


Born in Grasmere, NH on June 29th, 1959 Jean was raised in Merrimack NH with her large family. Jean travelled the world while accompanying her husband Mark Keenan of 44 years during his Air Force career.


Jean had a notable and diverse work career.  She worked for the State Department in the US Mission to NATO Headquarters Brussels, Belgium.  Later served as the Brussels American Community Youth Director.  Jean loved children and coached many sports throughout her life.  She had been employed for the last eighteen years at Connection as a Presidential Sales Account Manager.  Colleagues and friends at Connection were Jean’s work family.  Jean was well loved and respected by all at Connection.


Jean is survived by her husband of 44 years Mark Keenan of Amherst, NH; sons Shawn and Ryan Keenan; four grandchildren Sean, MacKenzie, Ian and Aiden; daughter in laws Jessica and Icel. Jean has resided with her family in Amherst NH for the last twenty years.


She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pollock of Merrimack and is survived by seven siblings, Sharon Varney of Merrimack: Stephen Pollock and wife Tamara Pollock of Merrimack; Joan O’Neil of Merrimack; Bruce Pollock of Glencliff; David Pollock and Cindy Douglas of Merrimack; Carol Miner and husband Ronald Miner of Merrimack and William Pollock and Sonja Worthen of Keene. Jean also has many nieces and nephews.


Jean’s biggest contribution to all was her caring and loving nature that was a gift.  She had an infectious smile, friendly nature that always lit up the room.  She loved her family and friends with no bounds always caring for others.


Calling hours will be held at the Rivet Funeral Home, 425 Daniel Webster Highway, Merrimack on Friday, December 27th, 2019 from 530 to 830 pm.


In lieu of flowers the family has requested that donations be made the American Cancer Society in Jean’s name.

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I am saddened to hear of Jean's passing. I was one of Jean's customers and Connection. She was the consumate professional and made doing business with her so easy. I will miss the connection I had with her. My condolences to all who loved her.

So sad to hear this news, she was a terrific lady!

My sincere condolences to Jean's family and friends. I was a customer of Jeans for many years. She was such a fantastic person. She brightened my day when we spoke and she would always go out of her way to help me out. She will be greatly missed.

Jean Babe - The original Doll Face. I still can't believe your gone. Working remotely, I had no knowledge of your illness until a few days before your passing. As I reflect on all the years we worked together, I especially remember us bringing in craft projects that we shared in the row when no one was looking. I remember laughing so hard we couldn't concentrate on anything. Your larger-than-life smile, passion, dedication and love for family and friends will always be remembered. I...

Jean was a very special lady...she showed up and showed us how to make each day special. I will miss her positive attitude, open heart and welcoming smile. We talked about Newfound Lake a lot, and I'm sure her spirit will always be there when her family gathers. Your family are in my prayers.

I am so so sorry to hear of Jeans passing. She was an amazing woman .. so kind, respectful and loving. She made everyone feel special. May your loving memories carry you through this very difficult time. With all my love and respect.

My deepest sympathies. I just read of Jeans passing this evening. She was such a kind wife, mother and grandmother.

I learned this evening that Jean passed away. I am sorry that I missed her wake and the ability to give my condolences in person. Jean was my childhood and high school friend. An exceptional athlete and
Great student. Boy ,could she throw a softball. We all played basketball together also. We learned so much about winning and losing but most important to be loyal teammates. The Pollock family is welcoming and their home was a great place to go as a teenager. Jean smile and warm...

My deepest sympathies. I met Jean when I started, was in the same training class as her boys. She was always in such a good mood. Her heart, warth and smile will be missed.