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1956
DIED
2020
Jackie Mythen Obituary
Jackie is survived by her son, Andrew; mother, Mary; sister, Liz; nephew, Brian; partner, Bill and many other wonderful friends and family.
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Michael Peters
June 1, 2021
Hello,
My name is Michael and I'm her nephew from the Schuerkamp side of the family.
She was very kind to me and my younger brother growing up. I remember Easter egg hunts, super bowl parties, but most of all, her kindness. As an adult, she was just kind to me and also very generous. She put up with me and my cousin Andrew (her son) on many boating trips and had enough pull to have the "Coast Gaurd" coming looking for Andrew and I when the jet ski were on broke down and we ended up on.... we Andrew knows what Island!
I was probably 6 years old when my Uncle married Jackie. She had a huge heart (atleast towards me) and I just want to say I love and thank you for being you. Thank you Aunt Jackie. RIP
Michael Peters
June 1, 2021
This is the third time trying to post something about a lady I loved very much! My name is Michael and I'm her nephew from the Schuerkamp side of the family.
She was very kind to me and my younger brother growing up. I remember Easter egg hunts, super bowl parties, but most of all, her kindness. As an adult, she was just kind to me and also very generous. She put up with me and my cousin Andrew (her son) on many boating trips and had enough pull to have the "Coast Gaurd" coming looking for Andrew and I when the jet ski were on broke down and we ended up on.... we Andrew knows what Island!
I was probably 6 years old when my Uncle married Jackie. She had a huge heart (atleast towards me) and I just want to say I love and thank you for being you. Thank you Aunt Jackie. RIP
Darryl and Ruth Gregg
September 14, 2020
To Bill and Family,
We are so sorry to hear of your loss.
When we would visit our son, Jackie would bring us eggs from her chickens. We enjoyed visiting with her. She was such a sweet lady.
We will miss her.
God Bless all of you.
Lew Schuerkamp
September 12, 2020
Jackie loved animals...a lot, way a lot. One day she came home from the Auction with 2 white long tail rats and a habitat thing like an aquarium. They um..."escaped" suddenly one day. heh ;-) There were a handful of Cats, 2-3 different Dogs. One little black and white dog like the little one I've seen in pictures on her Facebook, she named it Lucy. That dog tormented the black lab we already had. There was a black Cockapoo named Felix. Smartest dog I've ever seen. When we bought our first house, the new neighborhood had no fences. Felix was like the "Spanky" of the neighborhood pack of dogs. They followed him everywhere. German Shepherds, Labs, other muts following this puny little black curly haired dog around. It was hilarious. Jackie and I both swore he understood English perfectly.
Jackie always kept a nicely decorated house, kept it plenty clean, but don't look in the closet, LoL. She was always a decent cook then, a good one when she wanted to be. Except she would ruin a steak, always well done, sometimes blackend. That's how she liked them. I dunno?
She had many friends, she was a "life of the party" kind of person. A great hostess. She made me smile, even when I was shaking my head trying to figure out what the heck she was doing sometimes. She was fun, sometimes in a "yikes" kind of way.
She didn't demonstrate the business acumen then, at least not to me, but she was a clever and imaginative person, so I'm not surprised she eventually created her own successful business.
I haven't been in much contact with Jackie after Andrew graduated, but one thing I'm certain of; The world that knew Jackie, will miss her. May she rest in peace.
Lew Schuerkamp
September 12, 2020
Jackie was my first wife. I am shocked and deeply saddened by her early passing. For the time we were together, we loved and laughed a lot. She gave me the greatest gift a man can have, an incredible son. For that I will be eternally grateful and will cherish the memories of our love and time together forever.
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