Jean Lindsey McNice

Walter/Bette Johnson, Amarillo, TX, and Drew/Becky Johnson, Dallas, TX, extend our deepest heartfelt expressions to Langston and his family. As the song goes: "There's girls, there's women, and there's ladies." Jean McNice was a Lady! Winter Park, Colorado, will never be the same without her smiling countenace on the slopes.
Hang tough good buddy, Langston et al.

Dear McNice Family,
I just wanted to drop you a note to tell you how sorry I was to hear about Mrs. McNice. During my youth days in Richmond, Mrs. McNice was always so friendly. I can't remember her without a smile on her face. I enjoyed playing tennis with Cathy during our Monacan days and Mrs. McNice was always very accommodating. She will be missed by a very loving and close family. My deepest and heartfelt sympathy to Mr. McNice, Cathy, and Susan. May the Lord give you peace during this time.
Love,
Julie Anderson Gore (Mr. and Mrs. Gene Anderson's daughter)
Raleigh, North Carolina

Dear Langston,Susan and Cathy we have just learned about Jean and our hearts ache for all of you. We have such good memories of our times with her. Please know our thoughts are with you today and our prayers are with you always. Much love to all.......Gene and Gaye Anderson

Dear Langston, Susan and Cathy,

Whenever I think of our life in Briarwood, I recall the lovely Jean, a beautiful lady. My deepest sympathy for your loss.

Helen Inconstanti-Alexander

Celebrating a life well lived. We will cherish the memories forever.

Wish I could be with you during this difficult time, Langston. Please know that both Paulette's and my prayers are with you and your family.

Bill & Paulette

Cathy and Family,
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this time of loss. Please remember all the good times and keep all the memories. No one can ever take those away. If there is anything I can do please let me know. We miss you at work.

Dear Langston, Susan and Cathy,
There are just no words to describe the sorrow and helplessness so many of us have felt that this awful disease happened to Jean. Jean was beautiful inside and out, so very special, so loved by all and always so full of fun. I think of our fun "sewing group", SuperBowl, Luminaria and all other excuses we found to have gatherings all those years in Briarwood, Jean gave us all such fun. I know how your hearts are aching, and I am so sorry for you all, as I know how devoted she was to her family. So many of us will truly more than miss her.

Mrs. McNice,
You have been a friend to our family for a very long time and you will be sorely missed. Your smile, your kindness and even your crazy practical jokes enriched the lives around you. May you find eternal rest in the arms of our heavenly Father.

Hey.... MELVA-JEAN!!! I'm going to miss my partner in crime for all the jokes that we played on people.

Love, YANCEY