Jean L. (Schmidt) Sims

Jean-Jean the typing machine was one of the nicest persons you would ever meet. I still miss her

She was one great woman. ANd she raised a great and wonderful daughter. Plus she helped raise some of us at work.

Jean-Jean the typing machine was a friend to all. She was like the mother I lost and always had an encouraging word or a stern look. Loved that woman.

Jean, Jean The Typing Machine. She was a friend, an adviser, a counselor, a sounding board and one great person. They have it right when they say "they don't make 'em like that anymore" I miss you.

Jean-Jean The Typing Machine. She was always interested in her friends lifes and their happiness. She was loved by all who's life she touched and will be missed. I pray she is now resting comfortably and enjoying her next life with her many friends.

Debbie, the day I saw Jean last we were laughing and talking and telling people about our volkswalking and how we embarrassed ourselves by walking across the Pebble Beach greens when we got lost on walk in Monterey. Jean was great to walk and travel and work with. She was a good friend; always fun and always there for her friends, which I think was just about everybody she met. I feel blessed to have known her.

Debbie, on my very first day at DOJ in November of 1967, I was welcomed by your mom. She was so friendly and made me feel as if I had worked there for years. Truly a great lady.

Debbie: Your Mom was a very special lady and dear friend for nearly 50 years. Always kind and considerate with a wonderful sense of humor

Dear Debbie, your mom was very special to all of us who worked at DOJ. A lovely lady and you are so blessed to have had her in your life for so long. Tamie (Cicero) Burkart