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Jean Lail Obituary
Fairfield - (nee Bahret). Passed away 7 May 2021 in Cincinnati Ohio. Jean was born on 11 July 1968 in Dayton Ohio, where she attended Our Lady of the Rosary grade school, John Carroll High, and University of Dayton graduating with degrees in History and English graduating Suma Cum Laude. Daughter of Mary Jo Bahret (Grote), deceased, Jean is survived by father William Bahret, sister Virginia Rae, and brothers William Bahret Jr., Robert Bahret, and Edward Bahret. Having a devotion to and love of dogs, Jean never wavered in the decades of care she provided to numerous dogs in need, whom she took in as family. Jean left our lives far too early for us. Jean, thank you for being a part of our lives - you will eternally live in our hearts and never be forgotten! Services are private. See vorhisandryan.com
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Susan Ye
July 11, 2025
Dear Jean,
I thought of you today, thinking of our days in high school in French class, sleepovers, movies. I know that you are in Heaven, but I am sad to find out you are gone from us in the here and now.
I'll remember your singing, your confidence and the support you have to me then..... Susan Ye ( nee Bartlett)
Virginia bahret rea
May 6, 2023
Still missing you and shall never stop doing so! I pray you are happy in heaven, enjoying all the family that went before.........love you!
Petunia!
Virginia bahret rea
May 12, 2021
Thank you, little Sis (Rosie Jean) for the love and laughter we shared at the reds game, the Cincinnati and Toledo zoos, shopping for clothes, the dinners out, your 50th birthday party..........with Bob and Tama, Bill and Cris and their kids..........Words are failing me, but God knows i couldn´t have had a finer Sister! I am going to miss you sooooo Much! Love you forever.
Petunia ...........
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