Jeannine O'Grody

I always enjoyed seeing Jeannine when we were at Willian and Mary. She was such a good and special person.

Out of the blue, I thought about Jeannine yesterday, remembering the last time I saw her, at our home in Fairfax shortly after the birth of my daughter. She was always the loveliest person, and I'm so grateful to have had her in my life. Jeannine is dearly missed, but never forgotten. I'm sending warmest wishes to Jeannine's family.

There are but a few people in life that you speak with for just a brief while, and they make an impression you will never forget. Jeannine is this person for me! We met in the boarding area of the Atlanta airport. We were both going to Maine. We began talking like old friends. She told me of her great love for her husband, her dog, her fun times with her niece, and so much more! She shared with me about her cancer and all she'd been through. I admired her great attitude and outlook on life!...

Jeannine was such a fabulous person and did so much for the museum and the community. As a professor of Renaissance art history at UAB, she was a pleasure to work with and an inspiration to my students ( and myself). Such courage through it all. Sorry not to be able to attend the memorial. Katherine Mciver

Our freshman hall at William and Mary was a family and Jeannine was one of my sisters. Her light was unique and inspiring. I'm fortunate to have shared those years with her as a Pi Phi sister and fellow Art History Major as well. I'm so grateful for her friendship. Deepest condolences to Jeannine's family.

Jeannine was a beloved member of our Tribe community and will be forever remembered as a remarkable, accomplished friend and classmate. God Bless Jeannine and her family.

From our very first days on Barrett 1st West at W&M, Jeannine was a shining star. So happy to have had that year in close proximity to her, so grateful to have shared PiPhi sisterhood, and to have graduated together as art history majors. Jeannine was someone who made every experience brighter and more joy-filled. she'll always be remembered with great affection. Sending love and deepest sympathy to her husband and family.

I was fortunate to know Jeannine in college. Her passing is heartbreaking, but I'm so impressed to read of all her accomplishments.

Jeannine was the sweetest person you could meet. She always had a bright smile whenever you saw her. I feel blessed to have known her and be her sister in Phi Beta Phi. My deepest sympathies to her family.