Jean Wilder

Dear Father Frank, your mother was a delightful and colorful women and I enjoyed her company immensely. Likewise I call you friend and l
Pray Gods blessing upon you. Love, Teresa Bojorquez

My deepest sympathy to the Wilder Family. I will always remember the good times I had at your home when I was in Grammar School. I always remember hanging with Frank in the basement when we use to play on the player piano pumping away. And birthday party's at my home with their family. RIP Jean.

To Father Frank aka (Poncho) & Family,
I'm so sorry to hear of your Mom's passing. She was a one of a kind lady! My Mom would get the biggest kick out of all the different adventures your Mom would be up to! My fondest memory of her is having breakfast at Royal Palms on a early Summer morning when growing up! God Bless her! Much love and hugs to you Ponch! Rest in Paradise Jean

Our deepest sympathies at the loss of our good friend, Jean. We will all miss her. May she rest in peace.

Mary Vidovich
and
Dora Marovich

Dear Father Frank and family,
Your mother was an amazingly entertaining woman.She always made us smile and laugh with her passion for greek food and dancing. May she rest in peace now with your dad and brother.

My sympathy to Elisa and family. May your memories be a blessing. I remember folk dancing and eating Greek food for the first time with Mrs. Wilder. I'm so sorry for your loss. Hugs to you, Elisa...

Jean brought me back to life after my wife died in 1980 .
I had little energy from that and Jean's energy and joy made
me return to life . We had great times running around to
various ethnic festivals and cultural events around LA .
When I moved back up to Modesto,Ca. and joined the Greek
Community there she and her husband came up for parties .
I learned so much from her ethnic cultural observations about
Balkan , Greek and Middle-Eastern dance/music .
She was so...

Godspeed Teta Jeannie!

I'll miss your telephone etiquette...."Good morning, Wilder residence."

Regards to "Tino".

This reminded me of you:

Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind.

*wink*wink*
Dr. Seuss

My sympathy to the family and friends. Jean was my first folk-dancing teacher at Dalmatian (Yugoslav) club and the group had great time and many performances with her. She was a good friend and always fun company.