Dearest Auntie Jean.

You will be so very missed and our trips to Calgary won't be the same without you and Uncle Norman, but we know you'll be with us in our hearts. The best Auntie anyone could wish for. Thank you for all the fabulous, funny times we've spent together roaring and crying with laughter over the years, both in Canada & the U.K.

You will be sadly missed. Rest peacefully.

Love Always Auntie Jean.

Anita, Stephen, Megan and Mitchell xxxx

Jean my friend and Sister-in-law.

We met many moons ago when we worked at the Ministry of Supply in the Strand, London. We soon become great friends and after a few years Jean asked if I would meet her brother who was home on leave from Germany & he wanted to go out with someone. Jean knew & that person was me and I eventually became Jean & Norman's Sister-in-law. We as couples had lots of laughter always. Over many years we spent precious times together, laughing and making memories with Jean & Norman visiting us from Canada and us spending time with them on holiday in Canada, which became a regular cherished trip. On a regular basis we spoke on the phone catching up. So it will be so very sad not to have our natters and see Jean again , but I will catch up when the time comes, and until then I am sending all my love to my dearest friend and sister in law, Norman & all my love as always to Chas. God bless you Jean. Love Always Joan x

Dearest Jordan, Charlene, Meredith, Tanya &/Kevin

Our hearts are broken….we just love Jeanie comfort comes from the thought.She is reunited with her Sweet Norman

again. What a beautiful Legacy they have left behind in all of their Family. We send you our Deepest Sympathy & hug

Agape hugs. They Both Made The World a Better Place.

Lotsa love, Moxox from Agape

My beautiful and selfless cousin Jeanie, who always put others before herself. She was so caring and loving and always kept a strong bond with her family in England. Whenever Jean came to England, even for sad occasions like both her brothers funerals she made the saddest of times seem joyous, we laughed so much on those visits. I will treasure those memories forever, especially the ones you shared with us as a young woman in England, the fun you had with my nan, grandad, mum and her brother. God bless you Jeanie, I know one day we will all be together again and laugh, love like we always did. Xxx

It is with great sadness that We heard of Jean’s passing. We will miss our dear caring friend and a fellow horse radish’ lover.

Rest in peace Jean.

Olga and Irwin Vines

SAIT's ALIVE (The Association of Retired and Former employees of SAIT and their spouses) extend their deepest sympathy.