Jeanne Evert Dubin

Absolutely, one of the most sincere , nicest people I had ever met/ Spey some time with when we reconnected after many years apart. Still miss this terrific lady. R.I.P.

Thoughts of you today... You are always in my heart as I remember those great, great days we shared with only love, laughs, and that never ending loyalty... ❤

I haven't seen you since 1993, but your lessons often ring in my thoughts. The world was a better place with you in it, and I hope to see you once again. Requiescat in pace, dear lady

When I was a teen my Dad often stopped by when Jeannie's Father Jim used to rn the Ft. Lauderdale municiple courts. My Dad had a lot in common both being Tennis Pros. We stopped there every spring. I remember seeing Jeannie and Chrissie playing tennis. Before Chrissie became famous. Jeannie and Chrissie were always sweet wnen we saw them. I hope the Everette family accepts my sincere condoleces and prayers for the entire family. I had not heard of this until Chrissie was talking at Breakfast at Wimbledon this morning. God Bless You All.

Always in my heart, never far away...

One of the nicest, most sincere people I have ever met —who really was a sincere, terrific and try friend. I miss her and will at miss her.

Jeanne, I miss your warmth and kindness and our almost daily chats while walking our dogs together. I think of you, Tower, and hope you are well.

Thinking of you and your special family, today and always...

Lots of fond memories playing junior tennis. Rest In Peace

It is with profound sadness that I write this note about a lifelong friend. My earliest memories are of Jeanne and I as 9-year olds playing at Salvadore Park in the Orange Bowl 12 and unders and Colette and my mom sitting together watching us play our matches. It was the beginning of a long friendship. So many memories come to mind: 12 Nationals in Little Rock (I still have the group photo!), trying to learn a 2-handed backhand like Jeanne from Jimmy (which was hopeless); high school tennis and having to play Jeanne and Chris in doubles (maybe we won a game or two); hanging out at Holiday Park with everyone. Jeanne was so talented, even though it was easy to be overshadowed in those days when your sister is the best in the world. She showed so much grace in all she did and we had a lot of laughs. I will treasure those memories forever. To Colette--I am truly sorry you have to endure the loss of a child...and to Drew, Chrissie, Johnny and Clare--my heart goes out to you at this most difficult time. I know you will find the strength to get through this together. With sincerest condolences,

I just learned of JEANNE'S passing this evening through a telephone call from another good friend of mine living in MAINE! SHE was a very special individual--always more interested in others than in herself! She will be missed by all, and she really was SPECIAL. Just an incredibly, thoughtful person and I felt she also had some good common sense.

Sending an infinite amount of love, thoughts & prayers to all during this very difficult time. Jeanne played a HUGE role in shaping who I am today as my very first babysitting job growing up was with the Dubin family. Heaven has certainly gained one of the most beautiful souls Ive ever had the pleasure of knowing & my thoughts & prayers will continue to be with those left behind.

Sending our condolences from the Wickum Family.
We are all very saddened to hear of your loss.

I was a neighbor of Jeannie's. Before I moved, we used to walk our dogs together, up and down our street almost every day. I miss our walks, and now I miss Jeannie. I so enjoyed our chats. She was a kind, friendly, cheerful person. I send my deepest sympathies to Tower and her family. Rest in peace, Jeanne.

I was so saddened to hear about Jeanne. I was one of her tennis students at the Delray Beach Tennis Center. It was such a pleasure to have played on the team coached by such an awesome woman and tennis player! Rest with the angels.

so sorry for the evert familys loss. i have fond memories of jeannie at STA..rest in eace,,kathy boyle lang

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. May St. Joseph take care of you now. Rest In Peace Jeanne.

Such a tragic loss. As an ovarian cancer survivor I am grieving for the Evert-Dubin families and know the fight Jeanne must have fought. We played through out our junior & professional careers, she was always smiling, had a wonderful laugh, and was generous. I am heartbroken- she has left us much too soon. I will continue the fight in her honor.

To the Evert-Dubin Family, Sincere Condolonces from the Yellin family. May Jeanne's Light and Love Shine Always.

Love and only love...

She was a wonderful friend and mother. We shared many happy play dates when our kids were small. Always happy and kind. She will be missed in Our Delray community. Love to Tower and her family.

My heart is heavy, hearing of the loss, of our family friend and my high school tennis coach, Jeanne. She was a wonderful person. I will cherish the memories. She had an unforgettable smile. My thoughts and prayers are with Mrs. Evert, Clare, Chrissie, Drew, John and the entire Evert Family, during this difficult time. Go Rest High Jeanne, with you Husband & Dad! ❤

The Evert and Fleming families grew up together at Holiday Park and shared many memories of traveling to tournaments together and spendings time at each others houses. We have so many family films with Jeanne and Chris in them and well always remember Jeanne as bubbles and running around the court with her pigtails. I feel like we have lost a piece of our childhood with Jeannes passing. She was a special person and will always be remembered in our hearts. Our love and prayers are with Collette, Drew, Chrissie, John and Clare.

A lifetime of love goes out to all of you, as this heartbreaking news has just been delivered to me. I have, and surely will continue to hold this beautiful angel close... I am shocked, as she was for me over the years, yet her bright light will shine in a world that will feel it's warmth, and be guided by it's eternal beauty... Forever by my side, I will look to you... Betsy

Like many other women in the Delray Beach area, Jeanne was my first tennis coach. She was a hard working, down to earth person who shared her skills and love and passion for tennis with so many. Jeanne was all about bringing women to the sport of tennis and I am forever grateful to her for originally giving me the gift of tennis in my life. It has been a huge blessing. May she Rest In Peace.

Jeanne was a champion in so many ways and my heart goes out to the whole family. I had the privilege to meet Tower and he is also a champion to be there for her journey. Bless you Chris and especially her children. Sincerest condolences to your Mom and all who loved her.

I had the chance to meet Jeanne on a few occasions back in the 1980s. She was such a delight, warm, outgoing and what a smile she had! I send my deepest condolences to Chrissie and the whole Evert and Dubin families. May God strengthen you in the days a head. May Jeanne Rest In Peace.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

This is so sad. Chris was my idol growing up and I also followed Jeanne. She was short like me. They were both young Florida girls like me. It's like losing a piece of my childhood. I wish her family much peace.