Aunty, I miss you so much. Still finding it very tough you were my aunty, but also my best friend, my teacher, second parent. There was nothing you wouldn't do for me and there is nothing that I wouldn't do for you. I always told you that you were my Saint my angel here on earth all for me. Now you have been called to the heavens and have received your wings. I loved every moment with you. We have so many memories you and I, family trips, me hoging the bed intill I was too big and needed my own. chips cheese and wine fridays The countless times you had my back all because I ended up doing something stupid. Never judged me. I just can't believe your gone. Thank you for 38 years amazing years. I hope you are no longer in any kind of pain and are finally getting the peace you needed and wanted. I love you aunty to galaxies and beyond save a seat for me right next to you

Jean was always just "Aunty" to me. I have loved Chass and her family for 17 (?) years. I have always felt apart of the family. Chass is Aunty to my kids. I named my daughter Maddison Jean, after Aunty. Seeing Aunty build a bond with my youngest Nathaniel was so precious. It melted my heart and gave me great comfort to know Aunty always had Nate in her prayers.

It seemed to always mean that much more that she had prayed for him. Just because I know how close she lived her life to God. I grieve right along side with the family for this loss is a truly a great loss. She was accepting and loving to me and to my kids as if we were hers. Always to be sure to inquire of the wellbeing of us. I know how much she was loved, and how much she loved her family. Ive always been honored to be included in that.

Chass always called Aunty her Earth Angel. And now Heaven has her. She has her wings, and we are all so lucky to have her watching over us. My heart goes out to Chass&Brandy, Tracey, Dominic, Uncle Murray, Curtis, and the rest of the family. I grieve with you all . My deepest condolences .

World’s greatest babysitter and cousin. Jeannie loved all her younger cousins as her own. A true hero who was closer to us as an auntie who loved us all equally and without question. Heaven now has our ‘angel’

Randy Reiffenstein and family

Jeanie, as we always knew her, was one of the smartest and compassionate on people. My mother, Mae Gillrie, always considered Jeanie as a sister more so than a niece and the bond was a tight one. Many phone calls and team cheers went from province to province and Calgary had no stronger sports fan.

Thank you, Murray and family for all the care and support you have shown Jeanie over the years.

Mae Gillrie

John and Debra Ferguson & family