Jean B McDonald

Aunt Jean, as a boy I first remember you being very lively at MawMaw and Pawaw's big sunday dinners. I remember your hospitality when we came to visit you in GA as a teenager and enjoyed the time I spent there that summer. But most of all I am grateful for getting to know you more in these last couple of years, as a woman of faith, believer in Christ, and the happiest Great-Grandmother I've ever seen. Thank you for our conversations! I will miss you, but I know that we will all be joined again in our Lord's presence and rejoice together. Until then, pray for the comfort of The Holy Spirit to come upon those so grieved.I love you.

Jean - Will be missed by her family and friends in New Orleans as well as Atlanta. She was always very caring and supportive. The McCann's want to express our sincere condolences to Dave, Bruce & Ronna, Michael, and Julie.
Love,
Bryan & Jeanne McCann

Jean - I will always miss her and have nothing but nice memories of her. May she now be in the peace and love of our Lord. Eddie & Jeannie Land

To my sister-in-law Jean,
Your fight with cancer was admirable, but I know you were tired of fighting and I'm glad you finally crossed over. Not a day will go by that I won't miss your upbeat & fun-loving ways. God called another angel back home. May you finally rest in peace. Love, Ana Maria

My condolences to Dave, Mike, Julie and Bruce.

Jean will be miss every day. Her sense of humor added light and joy to everything she did. She was an important part of St. Ann's Women's Guild. It warms my aching heart to know Jean is safely home, aglow in the perfect joy and beauty of Heaven. We pray for Dave and the family to be helped by God's love and strength.

How sad to hear of Jean's passing. We'll miss sitting by her in church on Sunday. We'll miss hearing her Louisiana stories. Our prayers and love go out to you, Dave.

Elaine & Dave Johnson