Jean Reed Ward

Vaya con Dios, cousin Jean.
Kurt Reed and Norma Kosek

What a beautiful legacy Jean left to her family and all of us who had the blessing of knowing her! I´m so honored to have met her 21 years ago sojourning to Israel.

The many prayer groups she hosted, the special trips we made together visiting old friends & reminiscing about the past was so extra special.

Jean came alongside me in a season of hardship - joining her faith in prayer with mine in her kitchen daily for each family member was the best part of what God did in our friendship.

When Jean became sick - she couldn´t talk, but she sure remembered every word of the old hymns we would sing together.

And now to envision Jean young & whole again dancing on streets of gold brings such joy to my heart.

Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints. Psalms 116:15

My dear precious sister in the Lord. Absolutely a mentor to me in my walk with the Lord, prayer life , Bible study. Meeting every week for years in her living room, treasured memories. Her love of travel, benefitted the rest of us, who lived and learned vicariously through her access to Christian events and political insiders all over the country. A dynamo who leaves an invaluable legacy . I remain the last of the Lydia group and will never forget those ladies but especially Jean. See you in Heaven. Meredith Asher Photo: Barbara Nota ,Meredith Asher and Jean 1991 Lydia Prayer

We are so thankful that you brought Jean to the east coast so that we could get to know and love her in person. Her smile is contagious and we will miss her so. Thinking of the entire family and praying for comfort and special memories to flood your hearts and minds.
Love, Lou, Tiffany, Joey & Sadie