I remember Jean. I was a junior at the Daily Oil Bulletin in the mid 70’s. She was trim, disciplined, energetic and kind. She taught me how to honestly accept a compliment and not brush it off. I think Jean had things she wanted to get off her chest but no one to speak with; I was mature but a bit intimidated by management like Jean. When I’ve thought of her I wished I could have bought her lunch and let her share her burden. Karin

To the Family of Jean Omelusik;

We, the children of the late Charles and Mary Rejman of Coleman (West Coleman), Alberta, wish to extend our deepest sympathies to you all.

We have many fond memories of your Mom and Dad from growing up in West Coleman,

and will treasure always the memories of fun times with them at the home of Katherine and John Wavrecan.

Your mom is at Peace and free from pain and suffering. She is now in the welcoming arms of your Dad and the rest of her family who have gone before.

With Deepest and Knowing Sympathy from

Connie (Rejman) and Bill Fowle–Calgary

Jerry and Chris Rejman —Coleman,Ab

Eugene and Sharon Rejman –Lethbridge,Ab

David and June Rejman –Bellevue,Ab

To Jean’s family our deepest sympathy on the passing of your Mother.

Lynn & Dennis

To Jean’s family, my deepest sympathy in the passing of your mom. I worked with Jean at the Daily Oil Bulletin for a number of years, and she was one of the nicest and hardest working people I have ever worked with. Although I have not talked to her in a number of years, the last time we exchanged words she told me that she had cancer. I can only imagine how difficult life became for her since my husband’s brother-in-law died of lung cancer. Again my deepest sympathy to all of you at this time of sorrow. Carol Mossfeldt (nee Fairley)

Joan,

Please accept my deepest condolences. I am so sorry to hear of your loss.

Greg