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Jean was born on August 31, 1957 to Albert and Bernice (Eveslage) Michalski in St. Cloud. She married Gary Scheil on June 11, 1983 at St. Lawrence Church in Duelm. She worked as a housekeeper for The Home of the Good Shepherd in Shoreview. Jean loved to decorate her home for holidays both inside and out. She was known as Mama Scheil to everyone. Jean had a special way to find the perfect gift for anyone. She also loved to spend time outside taking care of her garden and flowers. She will be missed by all who knew her.
Jean is survived by her husband Gary of Coon Rapids, children; Corey of Princeton, Heather (Daniel) Behrens of Minneapolis, Jeff of Fort Worth, TX, and Michelle Scheil of Coon Rapids, grandchildren Whitney Behrens, Finley Behrens, Isabella Scheil and Morgan Scheil, and brother Dennis Michalski of Tucson, AZ.
She was preceded in death by her parents, sister Jeanette Hockert and brothers Daniel and David.
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Kathy Eveslage
November 12, 2022
Jean's laugh fills my memories of her. She will be deeply missed. Jean was loved. May she rest in peace now, no more pain. Cousins and friends forever.
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