Jacqueline Jerrehian

Jerrehian Jacqueline August 14, 1934 - July 1, 2025 Jacqueline Jerrehian, 90, of Haverford, Pennsylvania, passed away suddenly, surrounded by her loving family. Jackie grew up in Mt. Carmel, Pennsylvania, and was the daughter of the late Louis and Clara Moratelli. She always dreamed of moving to the big city, and that dream became a reality when she left to attend nursing school at the University of Pennsylvania, where she met her future husband, Aram Jerrehian, Jr., at a fraternity party. After graduating in 1955, Jackie worked as a nurse in Philadelphia and Los Angeles before marrying Aram in 1958. While raising their three children, Jackie volunteered extensively, including driving for Wheels Medical Transportation and serving on the board of Inglis House. Later, she enjoyed a successful career as a broker and real estate agent with what is now BHHS Fox and Roach Realtors for almost 40 years, where she prided herself on handling her many clients' real estate needs with care and expertise. Jackie was involved with many groups reflecting her interests throughout her life, including most recently the Villanova Garden Club, the Academy of Vocal Arts and her beloved "book club", which had traded reading and discussing books for laughter, conversation and friendship decades ago. Jackie was adored by her family and friends old and new and loved spending time with them - hosting beautiful holiday celebrations and elegant dinners, trying new restaurants, attending parties, and enjoying live theater. She never turned down an invitation, often throwing her children into the car for a spontaneous drive to Maine or a quick day trip anywhere, and even now was looking forward to a busy summer. She was also an avid walker until the end, often covering 5 miles a day in Ocean City, New Jersey, or Naples, Florida. Jackie was known for her sense of style and her love of shopping - always in pursuit of the perfect bargain - originally at the much-missed Loehmann's and eventually at T.J. Maxx, which she visited so often she started referring to it as "the library" when asked where she was. Jackie is survived by her husband of 67 years, Aram Jerrehian; her three children: Amy Jerrehian, Dean Jerrehian (Jodi Schatz), and Ellen Conybear (Jeff); and her six grandchildren: Matt, Emma, Charlotte, Adrianne "AK", Jack, and Caroline. She was preceded in death by her brother, Gerald Martell. A Celebration of Jackie's Life will be announced at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in her memory to Gesu School (www.gesuschool.org) or A Better Chance in Lower Merion (www.abclowermerion.com). Please enjoy a gin martini in memory of Jackie if you are so inclined.