Jeanne Marie Mason Koch

I have been thinking of Jeanne. I looked her up and learned of her passing. Around 1978 I interviewed her for my art history class at Eastfield. She graciously invited me into her home and answered all of my questions so patiently. Her sweet, humble presence and remarkable works of art have remained indelible memories.

Although I didn't know Jeanne I just wanted to tell the family and friends how sorry I am for the loss of your loved one. Please know that your family will be in my prayers. (John 11:1-44)

Robin, I have often thought of you and Jeanne these many years since Pasco, Kennewick, and Richland Washington. George and I have been divorced thirty-five years; I teach painting and drawing in Maryland and my two have grown up as have yours. I still have and treasure a painting of Jeanne's from back then. I am so sorry to have learned of her death while looking up examples of her current artwork. A lovely, kind soul and mother as well as painter, I will always treasure her friendship so...

I did not know Jeanne, but I do know that her work with others at Phoenix House touched the lives of many. As a retired Social worker I know from my own experience, that her gift of self will live on in their lives and in the lives of those whom they touch in ways we cannot know. Matthew 26:40 Verily I say unto you, Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me. Matthew 10:42 And whosoever shall give to drink unto one of these little ones a...

I am sorry for your loss. She was a great lady.

What a lovely obituary. I'm sorry for this great loss to all of her family and hope great memories will soon replace your sadness.