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2551	James L. Willcox, 80, of Las Vegas, passed away Friday, Sept. 18, 2009, in Las Vegas. He was born April 8, 1929, in Reno, to Thomas and Gertrude Willcox. James was a retired meteorologist. He was a U.S. Air Force veteran, having served during the Korean War. James' greatest passion in life was photography. He was preceded in death by his wife, Joanne Willcox; sister, Jane Graves; and niece, Janie Graves. James is survived by his daughter, Julia Surina (Frank) of Las Vegas; sons, James L. Willcox II of Las Vegas, and Bryan Willcox (Marisa) of North Las Vegas; grandchildren, Tiffany, Victoria, Joshua, Kiara, Jordan, Cameron, Kendal and Brandon; and nephews, Madison, Holly and Buzz Graves. A funeral service will be at noon Friday, Oct. 2, at Christ Church Episcopal, 2100 S. Maryland Parkway, in Las Vegas. James will be interred at the Southern Nevada Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Boulder City.	Willcox, James Lyndon (I23538)
2552	James Leonard Munro was born to Dan and Jean Munro on March 16th, 1927, on the family farm near Drake, Saskatchewan. James was the second youngest child of their family of 9 children. The family moved to Nipawin, Saskatchewan when James was still very young, and landed at the new Munro farm a few miles east of Nipawin. In the early years it was tough living on the farm, and Dan and Jean taught their children how to work, live, and love our Heavenly Father. As a young man, James had many different jobs off the farm, and one spring after returning home from working in a steel foundry in Ontario, Gladys Nadiger was at the farm visiting his sisters. He told Gladys, they were going to be ?chums? that summer. It turned out they were married that year on November 3rd, 1948. Jim and Gladys had three children, Harold, Gwen, and Brian. They lived on the farm East of Nipawin until the kids started school, then they would move into town for winter, and back out to the farm for the summer. Jim farmed with his son Harry until Harry?s sudden passing in 2013, and then farmed with his grandson, Vince up until the fall of 2023. His livelihood and passion was farming. He loved to be in the action and was always up for an adventure. He made his choice to serve God as a young man and stayed true to that calling until the end of his life. He was at peace with his choice, and his words of encouragement and positive outlook were a light to all those who knew him. Jim and Gladys? family has grown to include 11 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren. Jim loved and showed interest in his family and had a special relationship with each one. He would visit, play, tease, and joke, or ?tune you in,? if needed. Everyone who knew him has fond memories of our dad, grandpa, and friend.	Munro, James Leonard (I02845)
2553	James M. Canavan, a retired investment broker here, died Friday (Dec. 3, 1993) at Bethesda-Dilworth Memorial Home in Oakland after suffering a heart attack. He was 90. Mr. Canavan, formerly of Webster Groves, was a partner for many years with Smith Moore & Co. investment brokers before he retired in the late 1970s. He was born in Allegheny, Pa. He earned a law degree in 1925 from Washington University School of Law. A memorial service will be held at noon Tuesday at Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 9 South Bompart Avenue in Webster Groves. His body will be cremated. --St. Louis Post-Dispatch; Dec. 4, 1993	Canavan, James McGregor (I17622)
2554	James Paul Banning went to be with the Lord September 23, 2018 at the age of 69. He was born September 8, 1949 to Paul Richard and Lucy Belle Dudley Banning. He is survived by his mother Lucy Belle Banning; sister Beverly Ann Banning Burnett and husband Gordon; brothers Richard Banning and wife Elizabeth and Gary Banning and wife Nancy Banning; 5 nieces, 2 nephews; 7 great nieces, 8 great nephews; 1 great great nephew and a host of friends. James was a loving son, brother and uncle. He had been an active member of AA for many years. Upon retirement from Kroger, he dedicated his life to taking care of his mother. Visitation will begin at 1:00 pm with Funeral Service at 2:00 pm on Saturday, September 29, 2018 at Grace Funeral Home. Memorial donations may be made to American Cancer Society.	Banning, James Paul (I23883)
2555	JAMES R. CATES, 65, of Port Charlotte, Florida, died Sunday at Hospice House, Port Charlotte. Born in Pulaski, he lived in Pineville before moving to Florida 27 years ago. He was a retired construction contractor, specializing in trim work. He was a member of the National Rifle Association. He was an Army veteran. Survivors: a daughter, Sandra Cates of Port Charlotte; two sons, Robert of Port Charlotte, and Richard of Orlando, Florida; a sister, June Hilliker of Pulaski; six grandchildren. Services: 10 a.m. Saturday in Port Charlotte United Methodist Church. No calling hours. National Cremation Socitey, Port Charlotte, has arrangements.	Cates, James Robert (I10197)
2556	James W. Banning Side:Confederate Regiment State/Origin:Georgia Regiment Name:28 Georgia Infantry Regiment Name Expanded:28th Regiment, Georgia Infantry COMPANY: E Rank In: First Lieutenant Rank In Expanded: First Lieutenant Rank Out: Captain He served with Co. E, 29th Georgia Infantry, "Meriwether Invincibles," in the Confederate Army. He enlisted 10 Sep 1861 as a first lieutenant. He was promoted to captain on 15 Oct 1862. He served in Virginia, Maryland and North Carolina. He was commended for his "intrepid coolness, fighting in the ranks, gun in hand, and stimulating his men by his words and example," and was promoted to major (field) in 1864. He was elected Clerk of the Court of Ordinary in Meriwether County, Ga. in 1865. As clerk, he took three oaths of office between 1865 and 1873: one to the Confederate States of America, one to the state of Georgia and one to the United States government. He suffered from cirhosis of the liver. "The Carroll County Times" Carrollton, Carroll Co., Georgia NEWSPAPER Issue of Friday, DECEMBER 3, 1880 NEIGHBORHOOD News The Vindicator announces the death of Maj. James W. Banning of Meriwether county.	Banning, James Wootin (I07615)
2557	James W. DaRatt, 81, of 1129 Elizabeth st., died today in a hospital of a heart attack. Mr. DaRatt, a former resident of Ypsilanti, Mich., had been a traveling salesman for the North Judd Manufacturing Co, of Connecticut for 45 years, retiring seven years ago. He was a member of the Masonic lodge at Ypsilanti, and belonged to the Detroit Shrine temple. --From the Wisconsin State Journal (11/26/1945)	Da Ratt, James Willard (I27022)
2558	James W. Gates, Division St., died at the Benedict Memorial Hospital [Ballston Spa] last night [7 Sept] after a brief illness. He was stricken with coronary thrombosis Tuesday night and rushed to the hospital. Mr. Gates, a lifelong resident of Ballston Spa, had been superintendent of the Ballston Spa Cemetery for the last two years. He was a member of the Methodist Church, Hermion Lodge, Knights of Pthias and Kayaderosseras Lodge, IOOF. Survivors are his wife Mrs. Margaret Lewis Gates; an aunt Mrs. Martha Cole, Amsterdam Road, and several cousins. Funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Wheeler Funeral Home. The Rev. Jesse S. Greene, pastor of St. Luke?s Church, Albany and former pastor of the Methodist Church will officiate. Burial will be in the Ballston Spa Cemetery. --The Saratogian, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Thurs. 8 Sept 1949	Gates, James Warren (I16186)
2559	James W. Seipold, 56, passed away on Friday, June 27, 2014 at St. Raphael?s Hospital in New Haven. He was born June 15, 1958, to John W. and Dorothy (Thomas) Seipold. After graduating from West Haven High School in 1977, Jim worked extensively in grocery and retail; Pegnataro?s, Grand Central, Everybody?s and most recently, Xpect Discounts in North Haven. In addition to his parents who reside in Hamden, he is survived by a brother, Paul T. Seipold of East Haven and a nephew, Paul W. Seipold of Branford. A graveside service will be held on Monday, July 7, 2014 at 11am at Oak Grove Cemetery, 770 First Ave., West Haven, CT. The Beecher & Bennett Funeral Home, 2300 Whitney Ave., Hamden, CT, is in charge of the arrangements.	Seipold, James W. (I24498)
2560	James W. Sheeley, 41, former business agent of the Syracuse Teamster Union in Syracuse, a native of Dugway, where he lived for several years, died at St. Josephs' hospital, Syracuse Saturday, where he had been a patient for several months. He was born in Dugway, May ,1912, son of Ross and Madge Sheeley. He married Celia Stock in 1938. He was a truck driver in Syracuse for a number of years, during which time he used to the head of his union. Beside his wife, he is survived by. his father, Ross Sheeley, of Newwark, his mother, Madge Dony Sheeley of Syracuse; four children, Judith, William, Robert and Jill, all of Dugway; three sisters, Mrs. Fern Woodard, Syracuse; Mrs. Pau Kling, Corning; and Mrs. Harry White, South Bend, Ind.; one brother, Richard Sheeley, Jamaica, Long Island. Burial in Dugway Cemetery,	Sheeley, James W. (I10249)
2561	James Wesley Webb, 94, died Monday, Aug. 29, 2011.J.W. was preceded in death by his parents, James Alfred and Willie Leming Webb; sisters, Jewel Montgomery, Kathlene Hutto; brothers, Voy Webb, Ollie Webb, Walter Thomas. He was a Army veteran of World War II, 55-year member of International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 1579, also worked for T.V.A. and a member of Young Farmers.Survived by his wife, Betty Templeton Webb, LaFayette; daughters, Beverly (Charles) Ragstale, Hamilton, Ga., Teresa Richard, Rossville, Keila (Butch) Beaird, LaFayette; sons, Tim (Vivian) Webb, Terry (Ann) Webb; sister, Mattie Caheely; brother, Jim Webb; eight grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews also survive.Graveside service will be 2 p.m. Thursday in LaFayette Cemetery. Service conducted by Dr. Todd Gaddis, Rev. Ricky Studdard, the Rev. Randy Bryant. Pallbearers are Kelly Webb, Lee Robertson, Travis Bailey, Jeff Webb, Dobra Caheely.Interment in LaFayette Cemetery.The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 5 to 8 p.m. today.The arrangements are by Wallis-Wilbanks Funeral Home of LaFayette.	Webb, James Wesley (I28408)
2562	James William Lambert was lovingly called home to his Lord and Savior on December 30, 2018, with family at his side. He served the Lord faithfully and adored his wife, Joy L. Lambert and family. He received a bachelors in Education from Northwestern University in Oklahoma and a Masters in Audio Visual Communications from Indiana University. He was a farmer and rancher in Woods County, OK, and for many years he served as a teacher in OK. He moved his family to Plano in 1972 and served as a deacon and elder at First Christian Church Plano. He retired from Richland Community College as a media specialist in 2005 with 3 years of additional service. Following his retirement, he enjoyed traveling, camping, fishing, boating, water skiing, gardening, woodworking, and playing with his grandchildren and family. He was born in Hopeton, OK to Clifford and Lorena Lambert, who preceded him in death along with a sister, Joan Kassik. He is survived by his loving wife of 58 years, Joy Lambert of Plano, TX and three loving daughters and son-in-laws, Sandy Gant & husband Jim of Hubert, NC, Christie Purcell-Gilpin & husband Robin of Dallas, TX, and Debbie Hobgood & husband Bill of Lewisville, TX; and grandchildren Nicki Sirmans & husband Michael of Emerald Isle, NC, Ryan Gant & wife Sandy of Stella, NC, Austin Gant of Jacksonville, NC, Peter Purcell-Gilpin of Arlington, TX, Nick Purcell-Gilpin of Bonham, TX, Jordan Hobgood & wife Bronwyn of Bedford, TX, and Morgan Richardson & husband Christopher of Fort Worth, TX, plus 11 great grandchildren as well as a sister, Mary Touchstone & husband Robert of Norman, OK, a brother Frank Lambert and wife Virginia of Hopeton, OK, sister-in-law, Saundra Mick of Shreveport, LA, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services will commence at 2PM on Thursday, January 3, 2019, at the First Christian Church, 813 E. 15th Street, Plano, Texas 75074. Family will receive friends one hour prior to the service. Interment will follow in Restland Memorial Park.	Lambert, James William (I3767)
2563	James Winthrop Banning, 56, left us to be with his Lord and his dad on Tuesday, February 25th. Jim was a native Memphian, born at Methodist Hospital. Although he spent his grade school and high school years on the east coast in Connecticut, where he gained an appreciation of diverse perspectives and Brooks Brothers clothes, he never really left Tennessee. Jim initially followed his parents lead and matriculated at UT, but eventually returned to his birthplace and graduated from University of Memphis. Several years in business convinced Jim of his true calling: serving the sick and infirmed. He graduated from Baptist Hospital Nursing School and then enjoyed working in the hospital with all types of patients and in whatever ward they assigned him. Although disability cut his career short, nursing was the perfect vocation for Jim, combining an intellectual challenge with personal care and service for those needing help. His desire to serve didn't end when his nursing career did. For many years Jim was a regular volunteer at The West Clinic, where he would patiently sit with those with critical illnesses, providing comfort and support. Jim's weekly routine also included the Neighborhood School, where he befriended and tutored kids needing a little one-on-one attention. Jim nurtured his Christian faith as a member of First Evangelical Church, where he regularly sang in the choir. Jim was most proud of the beautiful Easter programs they produced. He was also an active participant in the men's Bible Study Fellowship at both First Evangelical and Second Presbyterian Church. While Memphis was always home, Jim loved to travel. He never hesitated when a suggestion was made for a weekend in New York, a drive up California's Pacific Coast highway, Colorado in the middle of ski season, or any number of European destinations. His favorite trip was a Christian tour of Greece and Turkey with his church. Whether with friends, family, or even by himself, Jim loved the adventure, the sights, and the people he met along the way. Jim was a man with a quiet spirit, a deep faith and a serving heart. While having several health issues throughout his life, Jim spent his time making the best of the lemons he was given, which was usually in a large glass of iced tea, and putting others above himself. Always smiling, always friendly, always upbeat, Jim never complained, but only thought of how he might brighten someone else's day. Jim will be missed by his many friends. But his life will be remembered and celebrated by his mother, Mary James Banning, with whom Jim shared many of his adventures, and by Katherine Banning Lintz, his loving big sister. Jim loved visiting and traveling with Kathy, her husband Richard Lintz, and especially his niece Allison and nephew Christopher. Jim's close family also included a special relationship with his aunt, Mary Ann Frazier, his uncle, the late Tommy Frazier, and brotherly cousins Tom, Tim, Dan, Jon and David. Along with their spouses and children, Jim was enriched in their warm and loving family environments. There will be a private family burial at Memorial Park Cemetery, where Jim will be laid alongside his father, Clarence "Sonny" Banning, who Jim knew for only a precious short time. A memorial service will be held at First Evangelical Church in Memphis at 1:00pm on Friday, February 28th, with a visitation following from 2:00pm to 3:00pm. Donations to the Church Health Center, First Evangelical Church, or a personally important charity would please Jim immensely.	Banning, James Winthrop (I24002)
2564	Jane E. Lewis, 79, of Camden, passed away peacefully July 29, 2004, at Rome Memorial Hospital surrounded by her loving family. She was born January 27, 1925 in Meridian, NY, a daughter of Lester and Doris Pooler Perrine. She was married to Edgar "Sonny" Lewis who passed away in 1986. Surviving are three daughters, Cathy and William Barlow, Norwood, NY, Carol Miller, Camden, NY, Nancy Dubovik, Baldwinsville, NY; a son, Fred and Jane Lewis, Camden, NY; a sister, Barbara and William Kimmel, Downey, CA; a brother, Frank and Dorothy Fletcher, Cato, NY; 13 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by two sons, Paul and James Lewis. A memorial service will be held Sunday at 4 p.m. at LaRobardiere Funeral Home, Inc., Camden, NY. Calling hours will be prior to the service on Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the funeral home, 109 Main St. --Published Syracuse Post Standard on July 31, 2004	Perrine, Jane Elizabeth (I28919)
2565	Jane E. Stannard, 75, of Fairview St., Ivoryton, died Sunday (April 23, 2000). She was the wife of Charles ?Bunny? Stannard. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, at 10 a.m., at the Robinson, Wright & Weymer Funeral Home, 34 Main St., Centerbrook. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery, Old Saybrook. --Published by Hartford Courant, April 25, 2000	Clark, Jane Elizabeth (I4209)
2566	Jane L. Earle, 76, of Auburn Street, Hannibal, died Sunday at A.L. Lee Memorial Hospital, Fulton. Born in Martville, she was a graduate of the former Oswego State Teachers College. She retired in 1980 after 20 years as an elementary school teacher in the Hannibal Central School District. She was a member of Hannibal United Methodist Church, a member and past matron of the Order of the Eastern Star, Hannibal, and a member of the Hannibal Historical Society and the Alumni Association of Hannibal Schools. Her husband, Leonard, died in 1979. Survivors: Two sons, Leonard C. of Melbourne, Fla., and Jeffrey M. of Ithaca; two brothers, Charles Burgdorf of Fair Haven and Chauncey Burgdorf of Hannibal. --Post-Standard, The (Syracuse, NY) - Tuesday, June 16, 1998	Burgdorf, Jane Louise (I07049)
2567	Jane Maria Rogers was a daughter of Erastus Rogers, Jr., and Anna C. Beebe. She married William Day on 5 May 1863, and with him had daughter Anna C. Day on 14 Dec 1865. She was admitted "by letter" in 1866 to the North Lyme 2nd Baptist Church at Pleasant Valley. She later remarried to Niles Seth Rogers (of an entirely different Rogers line) on 21 Jan 1867. She then asked for a letter to transfer to the Congregational Church at Grassy Hill, Lyme, Connecticut. Niles and Jane had two sons: Joseph (or Irwin) in 1870 and Ernest Edwin Rogers in 1872. With her husband being a blind Civil War veteran, she must have had a heavy burden until he died in 1899. Additional information about this Rogers family can be found in "Early Lands of the Rogers Family in the Foxtown Area (Millington Society) of East Haddam, Connecticut."	Rogers, Jane Maria (I24719)
2568	Jane Marie Bates aged 84 of Branch passed away on Monday, October 19, 2015. Jane was born on December 1, 1930 in Twin Lakes, Lake County, Michigan, the daughter of Harold and Mabel (Anderson) Myers. After graduating from Luther High School, she worked in Grand Rapids before marrying the love of her life Donald Ralph Bates on September 19, 1950 in Indiana at a ceremony attended by the Groom?s sister and brother-in-law Marion and Floyd Teachout. They began their lives together in Lansing where Don worked for Centrifugal Fusing (division of Goodyear Tire & Rubber) for 38 years, eventually retiring back to Lake County. During their time in Lansing they raised 3 children, son Donald Richard ?Rick?, and twin girls Annette Marie ?Ann?, and Elizabeth Jane ?Beth?. Jane was extremely involved with the kids and all their activities, carting them all over town for their sporting events. Jane did take time to showcase some of her own athletic ability by becoming one of the premier woman bowlers in the Lansing area. She and Don enjoyed the outdoors and spent a lot of their free time fishing and hunting in the Lake County area. Upon relocating back to Lake County and building a new home, they spent countless hours watching the wildlife and birds that would visit them including the bear that came and tore down the bird feeders on Don?s birthday. Friends and family remember seeing ?Missy?, the tame deer that Jane could call in from the woods. During the time after Jane lost her mobility, she would spend hours watching her woodland friends during the day. Spending time with family and friends was one of her joys in life. She kept track of everyone?s birthdays, marriages, etc. and was the family resource for any date or connection. Jane was preceded in death by her parents and her grandson Nathaniel Marshall. She will be greatly missed by her husband of 65 years Donald, her children Rick & Wanda Bates of Perrysburg, OH, Ann & Dave Layton of Grand Ledge, and Beth & Chuck Marshall also of Grand Ledge, her grandchildren Jason (Megan), Kyle (Rachael), Andrew (Natalie), Jennie (Kraig), Kristin (Rodney), and Sarah, her great-grandchildren Marianna, Nathan Jr., Beckett, Landon, Avaleigh, Tory, Lindsay, Kaitlyn, Sadie, and Jake, 3 great, great-grandchildren, and her brother Harold ?Dick? & Wanda Myers. Funeral services will be held for Jane at 1:00 pm on Friday, October 23 at Wyman Funeral & Cremation Services ? Stephens Funeral Home in Scottville. Burial will follow at Lakeview Cemetery in Irons. Friends may meet with her family for a time of visitation on Thursday evening from 6:00 ? 8:00 pm at the funeral home. Those who wish to remember Jane with a memorial contribution are asked to consider the Parkinson?s Foundation.	Myers, Jane Marie (I4396)
2569	Jane McKiernan Lawton 82, of Wethersfield, wife of the late Sherwood E. Lawton entered into the Lord's embrace (January 1, 2007) at home. Born in Hartford, daughter of the late John McKiernan and Mary McKiernan Schultz, she attended local schools, graduating from Bulkeley High School. Jane shall be remembered as a caring and loving mother, grandmother and friend. Her greatest joy was being surrounded by her family, taking pride in everyone's accomplishments. Sharing in their loss are her sons; Michael Lawton and his wife Judith of Newington, Thomas Lawton and Aileen Mazzeo of South Windsor, Shawn Lawton and his wife Laura of Columbia, Patrick Lawton of East Hartford; her daughters; Linda Poulin of Coventry, and Mary Jane Kiro and her husband Peter of Goffstown, NH; also her grandchildren, Jessica Poulin, Ryan Poulin, Kristin Kiro, Kory Kiro, Kevin Kiro, Michael Lawton, Sarah Lawton, Kathryn Lawton; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Services will be held Saturday, January 6, at 8:15 a.m. from Farley-Sullivan Funeral Home, 34 Beaver Rd, Wethersfield followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 9 a.m. in St. Peter's Church, 160 Main St, Hartford. Burial will be at the convenience of the family. Friends and relatives may call, Friday January 5, between 4-7 p.m. at the Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers the family requests friends to consider a memorial donation to the Connecticut Children's Medical Center Foundation, Inc, 12 Charter Oak Place, Hartford, CT, 06106.	McKiernan, Jane Anne (I26386)
2570	Jane Nobbs King, 73, of Springfield, passed away on Monday, April 9, 2007. She was born in Springfield to the late Stanley and Ruth Nobbs. She was a graduate of the High School of Commerce. Jane was a devoted housewife and mother. She spent much of her time with family and enjoyed preparing meals for the family, elderly neighbors and the homeless. She enjoyed day trips to Foxwoods. And she was the greatest Coupon Queen you would ever have the pleasure of knowing! Jane is survived by her husband of 55 years, Paul N. King, Sr. They were married at Old First Church of Springfield. She also leaves 6 children: Paul N. King, Jr. of Maine, Allan D. King, Sr. and his wife Laurie of Northboro, Karen King Sierakowski and her husband Michael of Ware, Richard D. King, Sr. and his wife Nancy of Chicopee, Robert N. King, Sr. and his wife Delmira of Chicopee, and Laura Lynn King Hendrickson and her husband David of Feeding Hills. She also leaves her 15 grandchildren: Deena, Jason, Allan Jr., Patrick, Michael Jr., Crystal, Melissa, Richard Jr., Jennifer, Zachary, Katrina, Kayla, Robert Jr., Thomas, and Joseph. She leaves 6 great-grandchildren. Jane also leaves two sisters: Judith Nobbs Webber and her husband Edgar of Penn Yan, NY, and Gail Nobbs Brown and husband James of Hobe Sound, FL. Relatives and friends are invited to a memorial service that will be held promptly at 3:00 pm on Friday, April 13th, in the chapel at the Massachusetts Veterans' Memorial Cemetery, 1390 Main Street, Agawam, MA. There are no calling hours. In lieu of flowers, a donation may be made in her memory to the Shriner's Children's Hospital	Nobbs, Jane Alayne (I25239)
2571	Jane Scarborough Lee, age 96, of Newark, DE, passed away peacefully on Sunday, April 16, 2017. Born in Wilmington, DE on May 27, 1920, Mrs. Lee was a daughter of the late William F. Scarborough and Blanche M. (Moore) Scarborough. A graduate of Oberlin College and Yale School of Music, Mrs. Lee taught at the college level before getting married and focusing on her role as wife and mother. Mrs. Lee had a lifelong passion for the piano. While raising their three children, Mrs. Lee was involved with chamber music, served as an accompanist, and maintained a private studio in their home. In her leisure hours, Mrs. Lee enjoyed playing piano duets with her husband on her 1923 Steinway baby grand, and she played well into her 96th year. She was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother who will be truly missed. In addition to her parents, Mrs. Lee was preceded in death by her beloved husband of 67 years, Henry N. Lee, Jr. (Professor Emeritus, Music Department, University of Delaware) and her sister, Anne Hudock. She is survived by her sister, Mary Lou Beatman of Chester, VA; children, Jonathan S. Lee (Joan) of Spring, TX, Thomas C. Lee (Keri) of St. Louis, MO and Melinda "Mindy" L. Bowman (Peter) of West Chester, PA; grandchildren, Abigail, Richard, Jessica, Christopher, Jonathan and Andrew and great-grandchild, Connor. A memorial service and interment will be held on May 26, 2017 at 11:00 o'clock at Head of Christiana Church, 1100 West Church Road, Newark, DE. Those who would like to share their memories with the family are welcome to visit between 10:00 and 11:00 at the church. In lieu of flowers, contributions in Mrs. Lee's memory may be made to either the Henry Newton Lee, Jr. Family Library Music Fund, c/o the University of Delaware Office of Development and Alumni Relations, 83 E. Main St., 3rd Floor, Newark, DE 19716 or to Yale University, Office of Development, Contribution Processing, PO Box 2038, New Haven, CT, 06521-2038, designating School of Music on the memo line.	Scarborough, Jane S. (I28247)
2572	Janet Lucile Thompson (Williams) passed away at home in Porter Hills Village on January 23rd. She was born on December 15, 1928 in Grand Rapids to the late Wilfred Williams and Emily Castle Williams. Everett, her husband of 65 years, preceded her in death last year. Following graduation from Grand Rapids Central High School she attended Rockford College and graduated from Michigan State University with a degree in Home Economics and Child Development. It was at Michigan State that she met and married Everett. They started married life in Mt. Pleasant and St. Johns, and moved to Grand Rapids in 1957, living in Cascade. Janet cherished family life, not only with her children and grandchildren but also with her nieces and nephews and their families. There are many shared memories of sitting at her dinner table with a large family group telling stories and laughing. Janet was a long time volunteer in the community. She and Everett were members of Ada Congregational Church for over 60 years, where Janet was very active serving on the Trustee Board and teaching Sunday school. In the early years, Janet was instrumental in starting what is now the Ada Village School. One of her passions was literacy. Janet was one of the founding leaders of the Cascade Township Library and the old Cascade Library. Later in life she and Everett volunteered helping young children with their reading at East Leonard Elementary School. She was a long time member and board member of Women?s City Club of Grand Rapids, Women?s Literary Club and Guild of Blodgett Hospital where she also served as a volunteer in the gift shop for 25 years. Together with Everett, she had numerous adventures traveling the world, often with life long friends. Janet will be lovingly remembered by her sister (Harriet Williams), her children Doug (Alix) Thompson, Ginny (Andy) Rundquist, Bruce (Brenda) Thompson and Laura Thompson (daughter-in-law), and grandchildren Tara (Carol) Thompson, Jeff (Nathalie) Thompson, Steve Thompson, Emily Shachter, Ben Shachter, Cameron Thompson and Max Thompson. Her husband Everett, son Dan Thompson, brother Ted, and sister Carolyn preceded her in death. Visitation will be held at Metcalf & Jonkhoff Funeral Home from 4:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. on Friday, January 29th. A memorial service will be held at 11:00 A.M. on Saturday, January 30th at Ada Congregational Church, 6330 Ada Dr. SE, Ada, MI 49301 with Reverend Gary Burdick officiating. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in Janet?s name to the ?Friends of Cascade Library?. The family would like to thank the Spectrum Health Hospice team and the Porter Hills staff for their loving support.	Williams, Janet Lucile (I22831)
2573	Janet Rygh (nee Craig) was born January 14, 1920, in Augusta, Kansas, USA. When she was 15 months old, she moved with her parents and two older brothers to the Aylesbury, Saskatchewan area. Her response to God’s touch on her young heart in 1931 brought peace and contentment throughout her life. She worked for Flemings in Regina for a short time in 1946 and that summer she responded to a need in the Thompson home at Bredenbury, where she helped until the end of that year. In 1947 she returned to Regina, where she worked until the spring of 1961. After marrying Martin Rygh, she moved to the farm northeast of Windthorst. Martin and Janet retired in 1971 and moved to Kipling in November of that year. After Martin’s passing in July 1983, Janet continued to keep her garden and a hospitable home until August 2005. After spending a short time in Rudyard Manor, she cheerfully accepted a move to Broadview House in May 2007, a change that was necessary due to failing health. A few months later, in November 2007, she returned to Kipling where she appreciated the care she received at Willowdale Lodge until her passing. She was predeceased by her father Tom in 1947, her mother Laurinda in 1965, her husband Martin in 1983, sister-in-law Essie Craig in 1987, sister Elizabeth Fife in 1993, brother-in-law Tommy Fife in 1996, sister-in-law Ali Craig in 2002, brother Stanley Craig in 2007, and brother Dick Craig in 2008. Remaining now with just memories of Janet are: brother David (Margaret) Craig of Barrie, Ontario; niece Laurinda (Barry) Rickman of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan; nephew Gilbert (Dorothy) Fife of Swift Current, Saskatchewan; and nephew Lowell (Anita) Fife of Belleville, Ontario; extended family on the Craig and Rygh sides; and many special friends. Funeral Service will be held at the Windthorst Community Recreation Center, Windthorst, SK on Friday, May 13, 2011 at 11:00 a.m. Interment in Windthorst Cemetery. To leave an online message of condolence, please visit www.speersfuneralchapel.com	Craig, Janet (I11935)
2574	Janice Banning Grieder of Melody Lane, Ivoryton, died Wednesday at Middlesex Hospital in Middletown. She was 61. She was born in Middletown and was a lifelong resident of Ivoryton. She is survived by a son, Everett W. Banning of Essex; a daughter, Linda M. Dermody of Ivoryton; two sisters, Barbara Winchester of Old Lyme and Ruth Warner of Queensland, Australia; five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at the First Congregational Church, Prospect Street, Essex. Burial will be private. There are no calling hours. The Robinson, Wright & Weymer Funeral Home, 34 Main St., Centerbrook, is in charge of arrangements. Donations may be made to the Middlesex Hospice, 55 Crescent St., Middletown, CT 06457.	Chadbourne, Janice Irene (I26373)
2575	January 2, 2001, dear husband of Dorothy (Herron) Baker; devoted father of Robin (Michael) Barrell, Wendy Stephens and William C. Baker; grandfather of Jessica and Lucy Barrell and Katie and Julia Stephens; brother of the late Mary Simpson. Friends may call Friday 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the DIETRICH FUNERAL HOME INC., 2480 Kensington Ave., Amherst. A Memorial Service will be celebrated Saturday at 11 AM at Clarence First Presbyterian Church, 9675 Main St., Clarence, NY. Flowers declined. Memorials to Hospice of WNY or a charity of choice. --Published by Buffalo News from Jan. 4 to Jan. 5, 2001.	Baker, William Cecil (I705)
2576	January 23, 2007 MARSHFIELD: Merle H. Houghton, 80, passed away Sunday, Jan. 21, 2007, at Rowan Court Nursing Home in Barre City were she was a resident. Born in Brookfield on Feb. 2, 1926, she was the daughter of Lewis and Ruth (Angell) Hayward. Merle lived in Marshfield since she was a child. She taught school for over twenty years, first at Twinfield School, and retired from Cabot School in 1989. She was a member of Delta Kappa Gama as well as the Vermont Retired Teachers Association. A devoted lifetime member of the Marshfield United Church, Merle was active in many church activities including teaching Sunday school and bible school. She enjoyed sewing, knitting and family oriented activities. Her family and community were most important to her. Survivors include her husband, Robert Houghton of Marshfield, whom she married in the Marshfield United Church on Dec. 22, 1945; three sons and their spouses, Robert C. Houghton (Mary-Jane) of Charlestown, S.C., Robin L. Houghton (Tara) of Cumming, Ga., and Roderick A. Houghton (Joan) of Barre; a daughter, Pamela Hudson, and her husband Ralph of West Danville; two brothers, Alvin Hayward of Nampa, ID, and Harold Hayward of Marshfield; a sister, Beth Bissonette of Ascutney; as well as nine grandchildren, six great-grandchildren, many cousins, nieces and nephews. Merle was predeceased by a brother, Welden Hayward, and a sister, Lois Gilman. Funeral services will be in the spring at the Marshfield United Church with burial to follow in the family lot in Eaton Cemetery in Marshfield. A newspaper notice with the date and time will be published prior to the services. Contributions in Merle's memory may be made to Rowan Court Nursing Home Activities Fund, 378 Prospect St., Barre City, VT 05641. Arrangements are under the direction of des Groseilliers Funeral Homes Church in St. Hardwick.	Hayward, Merle (I15579)
2577	Jason A. Lewis, passed away from home, took the holeshot, cleared the triple jump and crossed the finish line into Heaven on February 17, 2014. He was 41 years old. Jason lived his whole life to the extreme and when he set out to do something, he planned on being the best. He had an aggressive personality, and early on, he excelled working in sales. It didn't matter if it was a vacuum cleaner or a new car, he would make you want it. Jason had the fortitude to go back to school, earn his diploma, continue on to graduate college, and become a licensed funeral director. This was one of his greatest achievements. Jason took motocross racing to a whole new level. He always went "all out" and won countless races and titles during his career. He gave his all at 4-wheeler and drag racing too. Jason was a natural at all kinds of fishing- from tarpon fishing Boca Grande Pass, pitching a top-water to a lurking largemouth in the backset, trout on Mad River, mastering the drift on Salmon River, to winning the annual Catfish Derby almost every time- he went looking for the biggest, and usually found it. He loved hunting and everything that was associated with it. Deer hunting the rut in late fall, opening mornings of New York and Pennsylvania, were all so important to him and again, he usually positioned himself in the right spot at the right time. Above all though, he especially loved his kids and always tried to do the best he could for them. Jason leaves behind his 3 children, Jeremy, Evan and Rhyan Lewis; his mother and best friend, Betty Ann Lewis; his brothers and sisters-in-law, Neil and Sarrah Lewis, Keith and Crystal Lewis; his grandmother, Harriet Armstrong; his uncle, William Richards; and nieces, Jillian and Autumn. He joins in heaven his role model and very best friend, his dad, Ronald A. Lewis; also his grandfather, Linden Armstrong; and grandparents, Bob and Betty Richards. Jason struggled throughout his life with addiction, which caused many hardships with different parts of his life. He lost this battle, but finished the race and won his crown because through all his troubles, he always kept his faith in God. His family will gather privately at his funeral home, Richards Funeral Home to cherish his memory. In honor of Jason, if you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, please seek help now or reach out a hand to someone that needs it. Never give up.	Lewis, Jason Aaron (I28933)
2578	Jason L Wiley. M.D., 97, husband of Eva Moore Wiley of 108 Franklin St. Auburn, NY, died Tuesday. March l0, 1981 in Auburn Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Born in Cayuga, N Y, Dr. Wiley was graduated from the Syracuse University Medical School in 1912 and maintained an office in the Auburn Metcalf Building from 1919 through 1973 when he retired one month before his 90th birthday. During the last 44 of those 54 years he limited his practice to ophthalmology. Dr Wiley was the first physician in Auburn to pass specialty boards in ophthalmology. He became a diplomate of the American Board of Ophthalmology, was a past president of the Cayuga County Medical Society and was a member of the medical staffs of Auburn Memorial and Mercy Hospitals. He was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church and an honorary life member of the Auburn Rotary Club. Besides his wife he is survived by: three sons: J Larue Wiley, MD a neurosurgeon in Rochester, Robert M Wiley of Beacon, NY and H Scott Wiley, DDS, a dentist in Greece, NY, eleven grandchildren, two great grandchildren, three nephews and two nieces, including Frederick and Ann Wiley of Auburn and William Chamberlain of Oswego. Friends are invited to call at the Brew Funeral Home, 48 South Street from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. on Thursday. A private family service will be conducted by the Rev. Stephen Parr of Trinity United Methodist Church on Friday. March 13. 1981. Interment in Lakeview Cemetery. Cayuga. NY. Expressions of sympathy may be made to the Memorial Funds of Auburn Memorial Hospital or Trinity United Methodist Church. -- THE CITIZEN AUBURN NY MARCH 12,1981	Wiley, Jason Larue (I06887)
2579	Jason Shengcheng Chi died December 6, 2018, aged 76. He was loved by many friends and family members and will be greatly missed by all who knew him. He was born in Taipei, Taiwan, graduated from National Taiwan University (the #1 university in Taiwan), and came to the United States in 1966. He worked as a waiter on the East Coast before moving to East Lansing, where he earned a Master's degree in Agricultural Economics at Michigan State University. He worked as a bartender at the Capital Park Hotel in Lansing, ran a stationery shop in Manhattan, sorted mail at the post office, and retired as a statistician for the State of Michigan in 1997. He made the most of his 20+ years of retirement. He traveled the world?Australia, Asia, Europe, Northern Africa, North America?and drove across the United States many times, visiting almost all 50 states. This year, he took a month-long road trip with two brothers, driving from Michigan to visit family in California, friends in Washington, and see the sights in between. He discovered tennis in 1985 and spent many happy hours at the tennis club, playing tennis but also working out, enjoying the sauna, and socializing. He enjoyed visiting with his friends daily and drinking senior coffee. He also appreciated the peaceful grounds and kind people at the Dhammasala Temple. A memorial tree will be planted in his name next to the Temple. He was known as a generous friend, volunteer driver, and unfailing helper. Over the years he paved the way for several family members to immigrate to the US from Taiwan. He was Uncle to numerous nieces and nephews and their kids, as well to the children of friends. With his own children he was supportive and encouraged them to pursue their dreams and to ?stay healthy, be happy.? In later years, the family tradition was to spend Christmas in California, with summer visits in Michigan re-exploring the state and passing many happy hours playing euchre and board games. His absence is felt as an enormous loss by his family. He is survived by his wife of 46 years Margo; his daughter Sumei and son-in-law Matthew of Berkeley, CA; son Benjamin of Los Angeles, CA; sister Yue-Ru (Et-Jean/Ines); brothers Shengyang (Hero/Donald), Shengyuan (Moto/David), and Shengho (Aho/James); and many relatives. He was preceded in death by his parents and brothers Shinn-I (Shinnchiang) and Shenshan (Shozo/Samuel).	Chi, Jason ShengCheng (I4393)
2580	Jaundice	Ladd, Leon Everett (I07977)
2581	Jean C. Cullen, 86, of Syracuse, passed away on Monday, January 6th. She was a co-owner of the Liberty Diner in Syracuse, NY. Jean enjoyed gardening, camping and fishing on the St. Lawrence River as well as crafting. She is predeceased by her brother, William Agley; son, Scott Cullen and several grandchildren. She is survived by her daughters, Deborah Bresnahan, Robin Clarry, Sherrill (Richard) Picarel, Gayle (Kevin) Davies, Cindee Fountain and Jeanne Cullen; sons, William (Phylis) Cullen, Steffan (Karen) Cullen, Jeff Cullen and Sean Cullen; daughter in law, Karen Cullen; 32 grandchildren; 33 great grandchildren; one great great grandson; Calling hours will be Wednesday, January 8th from 5-7 PM at Ballweg & Lunsford Funeral Home, 4612 S. Salina St., Syracuse, NY. Services will be Thursday, January 9th, 11AM at the funeral home. Burial will follow at Woodlawn Cemetery, Syracuse, NY.	Agley, Jean Katherine (I1903)
2582	Jean Helen Dewar (nee Scott) May 12, 1921 ~ January 1, 2016 Jean was born on May 12, 1921, in Regina, SK, to W.J. Scott and Mary Eliza Sharpe. She passed away January 1st, 2016, in Kamloops, BC. The family moved to Edgewater, BC, during the depression, and later to Creston, BC. On February 15, 1945, Jean married Roy Dewar. After WWII, they settled on an orchard in Erickson where they raised their family; two daughters and a son. The family moved to Richmond, BC, when Ray was transferred to Vancouver, and then retired in Winfield. Jean was predeceased by her parents and two brothers, Tom and Wes, and husband, Roy. She is survived by her children, Patricia Louise Coates (Garfield), Peggy Bennison (Norman), and Scott Dewar; five grandsons, Ben, John, Matt Bennison, Andrew Coates, and Bradley Dewar, as well as seven great-grandchildren, Carmen, Morgon, William, Colby, Brooke, Autumn and Meadow. She will be badly missed!	Scott, Jean Helen (I29539)
2583	Jean Hird Ivall, daughter of the late Lawrence Hird and Geraldine Knight (Thurso, Que), daughter-in-law of the late Robert and Hilda Ivall (Buckingham) passed away on March 3rd, 2013 at 87 years of age. Loving wife of the late Lloyd Ivall, mother of Kathleen (Tom Downing) and Dave (Brenda Baker). Grandmother of Jeffrey, Jared, Blake, Christopher and Devin. Survived by her brother Lawrence (Mary), brother-in-law Norman Ivall, sister-in-law Grace Kemp and many nieces, nephews and cousins. Friends are invited to visit at the St. Laurent Chapel of Hulse, Playfair & McGarry 1200 Ogilvie Rd (at Aviation Parkway) on Friday March 8th from 7-9pm and on Saturday from 11am until the time of service at 1pm in the chapel. In lieu of flowers please consider a donation to the Thurso Protestant Cemetery, the Ottawa Heart Institute, CHEO, or a charity of your choice.	Hird, Jean Harriet (I20976)
2584	Jean L. Lovett, wife of late Winston Lovett, lovingly remembered by her children Brenda (David), Blaine (Wendy) and Laurie (Kevin), died January 19, 2023, at Baldur Manor PCH, Baldur Manitoba at the age of 84 years. Memorial Service will be held Friday January 27, 2023, at the Killarney United Church, Killarney Manitoba at 11:00 a.m. A Private Interment will take place at Killarney Cemetery, Killarney, Manitoba. Donations in memory of Jean may be made to Killarney United Church; Box 9 Killarney, Manitoba R0K 1G0, or to Baldur Personal Care Home; Box 129 Baldur, Manitoba R0K 0B0.	Spratt, Jeanette Lee (I5067)
2585	Jean Marie Hazelwood - May 16, 1926 - May 1, 2020 Devoted wife, mother, grandmother, sister and friend Jean Marie Hazelwood, 93, died peacefully on May Day, 2020, after battling the COVID 19 virus. Jean was born in San Francisco on May 16, 1926, the first child of Warren and Kay Craft. She was followed by her brothers Warren ("Bud") and Donald and sister Kathy. Jean grew up in the shadow of the Palace of Fine Arts and walked across the Golden Gate Bridge on opening day in May 1937. She attended St. Vincent De Paul Grammar School, where she skipped kindergarten because she was so tall. In 1937, Jean and her family moved to Avila Road in San Mateo. She and her siblings attended St. Matthew's Catholic Grammar School. Jean then moved on to Notre Dame Belmont High School, where she graduated in 1943. She would proudly be the first of three generations to attend NDB. After high school, Jean attended College of San Mateo, where she met her best friend forever, before there were "BFF's," Mimi Field Barrett. They would be pals for over 70 years. In December 1951, Jean met Jack Hazelwood of Oakland at a New Year's Eve party. They were married in May 1953 at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church on the Notre Dame Belmont Campus. While Jack worked in the insurance business, they enjoyed living near Russian Hill in San Francisco, Queen Anne Hill in Seattle, and Santa Monica. During much of this time, Jean had a successful career in the travel business working for General Steamship Company in both San Francisco and Los Angeles. In 1959, Jean and Jack moved back to the Bay Area as Jack began working in the investment and securities business. In 1962, their son Mark was born. The young family then moved to San Mateo, where their daughter Joan was born in 1964. In 1966, the family moved to Bucknell Drive, where they started lifelong friendships with the DeWitts, Bigelows, and O'Callahans- among many others. Jean was a dedicated mom for Mark and Joan. She volunteered at Baywood Grammar School; San Mateo National Little League; Brownies; and Joan's swim teams- The San Mateo Marlins and Golden Gate Aquatic Club. In 1977, Jean returned to the travel business, working as a travel agent for Morrison Travel and Ethan Allen Travel in San Mateo. Through her job, Jean and Jack enjoyed a number of trips to Europe. After Jack's passing in 1992, Jean began another career- professional grandmother to Jackie, Jennifer, Matthew and Kevin. In 1999, she moved to her condo on the water in Foster City. Her family fondly remembers 4th of July celebrations/BBQ's with "Grandma." In recent years, Jean lived at Sterling Court in San Mateo, where she entertained her friends and family, and enjoyed a game of bridge. Jean will always be remembered as a great cook (lemon cake and pot roast recipes available upon request), faithful wife, devout Catholic, caring friend, and the best mother and grandmother. Jean is survived by her son Mark (Leslie), daughter Joan (Chris), grandchildren Jackie, Jennifer, Matthew, and Kevin, brother Bud (Gael) and sister Kathy. She was preceded in death by her husband Jack and her brother Donald. Our family would like to thank the courageous health care workers at Mills-Peninsula Hospital and Mission Hospice who cared for Jean as she fought the COVID 19 virus. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Hazelwood Family Scholarship at St. Ignatius College Preparatory, Notre Dame Belmont High School, or Peninsula Gatepath. To honor Jean, a celebration of life will be held on a date, yet to be determined when we all can gather.	Craft, Jean Marie (I05789)
2586	Jean McLaren Stewart Former Almonte area resident Jean McLaren Stewart (nee Cochran) died peacefully at Lanark Lodge, Perth, Ont., on Saturday, Jan. 11. She was 85. The daughter of the late Alexander Cochran and Catherine Forsythe of Ramsay, Jean was raised in the township on the family farm. She completed her teacher training at the former Ottawa Teacher's College. Jean taught in many of the area schools. She instilled a love for reading in everyone she met. She worked at Almonte Public Library for many years after she retired from teaching. In June of 1939 she married Malcolm Stewart. After initially living in Clayton they moved to Almonte where they raised two children. Jean was an active member of the Almonte United Church. She served as secretary of the Women's Association and was one of the first women elders. Beloved wife of Malcolm (Mac) Stewart. Dear mother of Sandy (Helen) of Etobicoke and Amy (Mrs. Bill Shail) of Kingsville, Onto Loving grandmother of Maxine (Mrs. Steven Robertson) of Newmarket, Graham (Kim) of Bradford, Alana (Mrs. Pat Carrey) of Arnprior and Christopher Shail of Kingsville. Great grandmother of Jordan and Lauren Stewart. She is also survived by four sisters, Mrs. Mary MacKenzie of Elliott Lake, Amy (Mrs. Ralph Milne) of Oakville, Margaret (Mrs. Gordon Donaldson) and Helen (Mrs. Ken Duncan) both of Almonte, and a sister-in- law Margaret Cochran. Predeceased by her only brother Russell. Jean will also be missed by her cousin Andrew Cochran of Sutton. The funeral service was held Monday, Jan. 13, at 3 p.m. at the C.R. Gamble Funeral Home with The Rev. Dr. Leo Hughes of Arnprior officiating and David Donaldson giving the eulogy. Interment in the Auld Kirk Cemetery in the spring. --1997, Wednesday January 22, The Almonte Gazette page 13	Cochrane, Jean McLaren (I03258)
2587	Jean Soper Lee, age 92, died November 25, 2017 at her home in Lyme, Connecticut after a brief illness. She enjoyed visitors and memories in the days preceding her death and relished the gathering of family. She was born Jean Whitman Soper on July 20, 1925 in Troy, N.Y. to George Albert Soper, Jr. and Carmen Machado Whitman Soper. Jean grew up in Old Saybrook's historic Black Horse Tavern before the family moved to Ingham Hill to run a pheasant farm and host weekend sportsmen. She attended Fox Hollow School for Girls in Lenox Massachusetts and attended Edgewood Park Junior College at Briarcliff Manor, New York. At 17 she attended the Powers Modeling School in York York and followed this with modeling jobs and work for Thedlow, a firm of interior decorators. She spent the majority of her life in Connecticut, including the towns of Old Saybrook and Westbrook, and her home on Grassy Hill in Lyme was by her own accounting the most beautiful place she had ever seen. A close second was the Margaree River in Nova Scotia where she enjoyed annual autumn fishing trips for salmon. Jean was a strong presence in the community, serving on school boards, garden clubs, church committees, the Grange, and almost any other civic function for which she heard a calling. An avid naturalist, Jean will be remembered for her love of flowers, animals and especially the songbirds lovingly fed year-round. She especially enjoyed the holidays this time of the year and was known for her collection of art, artifacts and random collections that gave a museum feel to her rustic house on the hill. Above all else, Jean was a loving mother - grandmother extraordinaire, aunt, and sister, too - and will be remembered as a caring soul who welcomed extended family members and friends in need into her fold with love and tenderness. She is survived by her four children: David Boyd Ward, Jr. and his wife Linda Kuenkler Ward of Essex; Hunter Ward, Sr. and his wife Cheryl Weaver Ward of Lyme; J. Penelope Ward Smyth and her husband Paul J. Smyth of Lyme; and Richard H. Lee, Jr. and his wife Heidi Booth Lee of Deep River, Conn. She is also survived by seven grandchildren - Justin Brant Ward of Alameda, Calif.; Kimberly Ann Ward of La Quinta, Calif.; Hunter Ward, Jr. (Christina) of Old Lyme; Austin Ward Dienst (Meghan) of Seattle; Richard Newton Lee of Dudley, Mass.; Seth Joseph Lee of Salem, Mass.; and Nolan Ward Smyth of Lyme - and five great-grandchildren. Jean is also survived by her sister Carmen (Nita) Mulliken O'Dell (Kenneth) of Driggs, Idaho but was predeceased by her brother George McLeod Soper and his wife, her soulmate, Suzanne (Hebe) Moeller Soper. Jean's first husband of 11 years, David Boyd Ward, and her second husband of 38 years, Richard (Dick) Harding Lee, Sr., also predeceased her. Aunt Jeannie will be deeply missed by her devoted nieces and nephews. There will be a memorial service on Saturday, December 30, 2017 at 2 p.m. at the Grassy Hill Congregational Church in Lyme, where she served as president for numerous years. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests that donations be made in her memory to the Grassy Hill Congregational Church, P.O. Box 1391, Lyme, CT 06371 --Published in The Hartford Courant on Dec. 10, 2017	Soper, Jean Whitman (I28255)
2588	Jean was born November. 22, 1937 in Middletown, CT to Edward Adams and Murial Pollard Adams. She was predeceased by her sister Margaret Bach and brother Edward Adams. She graduated from Valley Regional High School in 1955. She retired from Chesebrough Ponds in 1999 after 39 years and then worked at Whalen Engineering. Mrs. Edwards is survived by daughter Deborah Lott and her husband Peter of Clinton, son Lewis and his wife Wendy of Chester and daughter Lorretta and her husband Mike of Killingworth and 6 grand children and 4 great grand children and many nieces and nephews and dear friends. Services will be private.	Adams, Jean Mary (I07760)
2589	JEANETTE (NETT) MORROW Jeanetta (Nett) Morrow passed away peacefully at the age of 94 on Thursday, June 6, 2002 at the Prairie View Lodge in Pilot Mound, MB. She was predeceased by her husband Wesley Herbert Morrow in June, 1953, parents, Charlotte and Robert Munro, brothers, Cliff, Roy and Frank, sister Alice Maxwell, sister-in-law Henrietta Munro, brothers-in-law, Bill Elder, Ernie Platt and Gerald Maxwell, as well as her son-in-law Keith Maxwell. She will be lovingly remembered by her nine children - daughter Vera Maxwell of Deloraine, MB and her children Doreen (Ken) of Winnipeg, Jim (Roslyn) of Lorette, MB, Dennis (Wendy) of Deloraine, Kim (Lorne) of Winnipeg and Danny (Garlen) of Medora, MB, son Ken (Jean) of Pilot Mound, MB and their children Kevin of Toronto, ON, Rhonda (Jim) of Winnipeg, and Laurie of Pilot Mound, son Garth (Audrey), of Pilot Mound and their children Connie of Winnipeg, Susan (Will) of New Brothwell, MB, Katherine (Fraser) of Mather, Jamie of Winnipeg, son Dudley (Valerie) of Winnipeg, daughter Grace (Tony) Olsen of Glenboro, MB and their children Bruce (Diane) of Winnipeg, Debbie of Glenboro, Rick of Steinbach, son Brian of Pilot Mound, daughter Carol (David) Stiff of Pilot Mound and their children Tammy (Don) of Elgin, ON, Doug (Melissa) of Toronto, Brent (Jennifer) of Winnipeg, and Bradley of Winnipeg, son David of Flin Flon, daughter Donna (Charlie) Hanks of Flin Flon and their children Kyla (Mike), Jana of Flin Flon and Chris (Michelle), of Snow Lake, MB. She is also survived by 24 great-grandchildren, her sisters, Edith Elder and Grace Platt of Pilot Mound, and brother Sandy (Verna) of Winnipeg, sister-in-law Lilian Munro of Pilot Mound, as well as numerous nieces and nephews. Nett was born on November 14, 1907 in the Wood Bay District. She married Wesley on November 7, 1928 and together they had nine children and lived on the family farm in the Pembina District. A few years after Wesley passed away, Nett moved to Pilot Mound where she purchased the Broadway Restaurant. She operated the Broadway for approximately 20 years. The Broadway was a very popular spot for young and old. Many will remember the French fries and good times enjoyed at the Broadway. Nett was very active in the ladies auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Legion and the Fellowship Centre. Nett enjoyed her retirement in her newly built home on Fraser Avenue until she moved to Morden in November of 1988 to live in the Legion Seniors Complex. As her health diminished she moved back to Pilot Mound in February 1994 and resided at the Prairie View Lodge for the last eight years. Netts favourite past times included quilt making, ceramics, doing crossword puzzles, and playing bridge. Many family members were the fortunate recipients of her beautiful handicrafts - especially the quilts. The family would like to thank the staff at Prairie View Lodge for the excellent care and compassion given to their mother. Funeral service was conducted by Rev. Bev Simpson on Monday, June 10 at 2:00 p.m. at Pilot Mound United Church. She was laid to rest next to Wesley at the Wood Bay Cemetery. The Pallbearers were her six grandsons, Kevin Morrow, Dennis Maxwell, Bruce Olsen, Brent Stiff, Jamie Morrow and Chris Hanks. Following the Committal Service at the Wood Bay Cemetery, a delicious lunch was served by the United Church Women Auxiliary. In lieu of flowers, if friends so desire, donations may be made to Prairie View Lodge in Pilot Mound. --As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Jun 15, 2002	Munro, Jeanette (I03506)
2590	JEANIE (JEAN) GERTRUDE AYERST It is with much sadness and regret that we announce the passing of Jean Ayerst on September 23, 2013. Jean is survived by her loving husband Gordon of 64 years, four children Edith (Roy), Donald (Bernice), Larry (Tara), and Wayne. She is also survived by two siblings Betty and Sophie and eight grandchildren and twelve great-grandchildren. Jean was predeased by her parents and two siblings Alec and Florence. Jean's career spanned 33 years with the Hudson Bay Company. She enjoyed gardening around the home and baking. Jean was born in Virden in 1931, Jeanie Fisher. She will be missed by all who knew her. A memorial service will take place at 1:00 p.m. on Friday, September 27, 2013 at Neil Bardal Funeral Centre , 3030 Notre Dame Avenue (across from Brookside Cemetery). --As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Sep 27, 2013	Fisher, Jean Gertrude (I4601)
2591	Jeanne Arnold Liska, 81, of East Haddam passed away on March 7, 2013 at Chest Elm Nursing Care, in Moodus after a battle with DLB dementia. She was born in Deep River, the daughter of Lloyd Starr Arnold and Loretta Bennett and the wife of Walter Liska Jr. for 65 years. Prior to the onset of this disease Jeanne spent her time writing poetry, songs, photographing and enjoying the wildlife and the land she shared and loved with her husband Walter which gave her the inspiration for her work. Much of her poetry was published in Noble House World of Poetry, The International and National Library of Poetry, The American Poetry Association, Santa Cruz, CA., The International Who's Who In Poetry, and The National Library of Poetry, Ownings Mills, MD. She won numerous awards including The Outstanding Achievement in Poetry Award and The Editors Choice Award from The National Library of Poetry. She was inducted as an honored member of The International Poet of Merit Society at The Diamond Homer Hollywood Convention and was presented the Poet of The Year bronze medallion. Jeanne was also a member of The World Of Poetry Press, Sacramento, CA., and The National Museum of Women In The Arts, Washington, DC with the credit of 30 awards of merit and seven Golden Poet Awards. In 2008 she published a book of her Poems and Prose and two of her poems she put to music and recorded a cd which was also later recorded by Capitol/Hilltop Records in California. Jeanne had a wide range of associates and had the honor of personally knowing famous figures as Albert Einstein and William Gillette. Jeanne is survived by her husband Walter Liska Jr., daughter, Marlaine Chrystal and her husband Gary Chrystal of Haddam, son Scott Liska of Salem, two grandchildren, three great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. A private funeral service for family and close friends will be held at a later date. Calling hours will be Thursday, March 14, 5-7 p.m. at The Robinson, Wright & Weymer Funeral Home, 34 Main St., Centerbrook, CT 06409.	Arnold, Jeanne (I27424)
2592	JEANNE E. WALTON - HUNTINGTON - Jeanne E. Walton, 83, a longtime resident of Huntington, died peacefully, surrounded by loving family and friends on Tuesday, May 8, 2012, in Birchwood Terrace Healthcare in Burlington. Jeanne was born in Arlington, Mass., on April 19, 1929, the daughter of John Charles and Marion (Murray) Bell. She was a graduate of Arlington High School, received her L.P.N. from the Jean Mance School of Nursing, and received her Registered Nursing Degree from the University of Vermont. Jeanne was married on Oct. 13, 1955, to George Alfred Walton, who predeceased her on Jan. 19, 2009. She was employed for 15 years with the Visiting Nurse Association, and for many years with the Vermont State Hospital, the State of Vermont, where she inspected nursing homes, and for the U.S. Federal Building. Her favorite occupation and greatest joy was as a mid-wife, assisting with birthing. She loved babies and the little ones. With many families, she kept in touch by sharing and trading pictures and gifts. Jeanne was a parishioner of the Huntington Baptist Church, and was a member of the church choir. She enjoyed entertaining, painting with acrylics, growing roses, baking knitting, crafts, country music, pets and spending time with family and friends. Jeanne is survived by her children, Donald Godsoe, Deb Brookfield, Terri Thibault and her husband, Norman, George Walton Jr., and Lance Walton and his wife, Liz; grandchildren, Kris, Kerri, Shannan, Errin, Courtney, Tylor, Kazmin, Amanda, and Bailee; great-grandchildren, Ethan, Michael, Kyle, Makenna, Devin, Kinsley, Kaydn, and Sophia; great-great-grandchild, Skyler; sister, Claire Doherty; and extended family and friends. She was predeceased by her sisters, Rita White and Peg Grande. Funeral services celebrating Jeanne's life will be held on Saturday, May 12, 2012, at 11 a.m. at the Huntington Baptist Church. Inurnment will follow in the Maplewood Cemetery in Huntington. Arrangements are with the LaVigne Funeral Home and Cremation Service, 132 Main St. in Winooski. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to, Attn.: Sheryl Townsend, Activities Director A Wing, Birchwood Terrace Healthcare, 43 Starr Farm Road, Burlington, VT 05408. Published in The Burlington Free Press from May 9 to May 10, 2012	Bell, Jeanne Elizabeth (I11898)
2593	Jeanne Marie Urban, age 47, passed away unexpectedly at Saint Francis Hospital on May 30th. Daughter of the late Evelyn Thorpe, she was born Oct. 25, 1967 in Middletown, CT. She was a lifelong resident of East Hampton, CT. Jeanne graduated from East Hampton High School and from Morse School of Business. She was a faithful employee of Aetna Insurance Company for many years. Jeanne leaves behind her best friend and beloved fiancé Darin Hurne. She also leaves behind her loving siblings; John Kissinger and his wife Patty of East Hampton, Stephen Kissinger and his wife Rhonda of East Hampton, Paul Kissinger and Cheryl Kissinger of East Hampton, and Sharon Kissinger Heath and her husband Tom of Somers. Jeanne also leaves behind her many loving nieces and nephews and great nieces and nephews; John Kissinger, Amy DePatie and husband Pete and her children Nathan and Thomas Flynn, Elisha Kissinger, Adam Heath and wife Christina, Eric Kissinger and his wife Heather and their two children Mary Jane and Easton, Josh Kissinger and his fiancé Mary Van Urff, Stephanie Schwartz and her husband Adam and daughter Emery. She was blessed with many truly wonderful friends and enjoyed entertaining at her beautiful home. She was always up for a ?girl?s night out?. Jeanne loved camping, going to the ?Rail?, playing pool, cooking, and romping with her beloved dog Lexie. Jeanne was always there for a friend in need. She loved and embraced life and lived it to its fullest. She leaves an empty space in our hearts which will always be filled with memories and our love for her. Friends may call at the Spencer Funeral Home 112 Main St. East Hampton on Friday June 5th from 4PM until 7PM. A memorial service will be held at 7PM. Burial will be private at the convenience of the family in Lake View Cemetery.	Kissinger, Jeanne Marie (I24897)
2594	Jeannie (Hirst) Banning, 87, of 10 Branberry Drive, Westerly, passed away at the Mystic Manor on Wednesday March 31, 2004. She was the wife of the late Frederick L. Banning. Jeannie was born in Westerly, the daughter of the late James and Mary Ellen (Scott) Hirst. Mrs. Banning taught at the Ashaway School for 45 years before her retirement in 1982. She devoted her life to children and even continued to volunteer at the school for many years. She attended the Babcock Presbyterian Church in Ashaway and directed the choir for many years as well as serving as a Deacon. She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star and Rhode Island Teachers Association. In 1975, she was awarded the Woman of the Year by the Napatree Business and Professional Women's Club for her outstanding dedication to her profession and her remarkable success with children. She is survived by a daughter and son-in-law, of Westerly; one brother, of Ashaway; three sisters; three grandchildren, all of Westerly; seven great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews; and several great-nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by three brothers, William "Artie", James and Robert Hirst. A funeral service will be held on Saturday, April 3, at 10 a.m. in the Babcock Presbyterian Church, Maxson Street, Ashaway. Calling hours will be held on Friday evening from 4 to 7 in the Buckler-Johnston Funeral Home, 121 Main St., Westerly. Donations in Jeannie's memory may be made to the Babcock Presbyterian Church, P.O. Box 188, Ashaway, RI 02804 or to the Ashaway Elementary School, Hillside Avenue. Ashaway, RI 02804.	Hirst, Jean L. (I26422)
2595	Jeffrey P. Cullen, Sr., 63, of Kirkville, passed away unexpectedly but peacefully, at home, on March 2, 2020. Born in 1956 in Syracuse, NY to the late Robert F. and Jean C. (Agley) Cullen, he was one of eleven children. Jeff graduated from Central Tech High School in the late 70s, and began working at a bowling alley. He then went on to work at Midstate Printing; where he retired after more than 30 years. Jeff was a jokester, a party guy, and enjoyed messing around with people. He was an excellent bowler, avid outdoorsman, and liked to vacation at Alexandria Bay. He was well known for his love of poker. He was a sincere family man, and appreciated BBQs and spending time with his grandkids. He is survived by his children: Jeffrey (Allan Spiers) Cullen, Jr., Michele (John Hensinger) Cullen, and Julie (Michael) Sims; eight grandchildren; siblings: Deborah Bresnahan, Robin Clarry, Sherrill (Richard) Picarel, Gayle (Kevin) Davies, Cindee Fountain, Jeanne Cullen, William (Phylis) Cullen, Steffan (Karen) Cullen, and Sean Cullen. Jeff is predeceased by one brother, Scott Cullen. Calling hours will be held on Friday, March 6, 2020, from 10 am to 12 noon, at Ballweg & Lunsford Funeral Home, 4612 S. Salina St., Syracuse. A funeral service will immediately follow at noon. --Published Syracuse Post Standard from Mar. 3 to Mar. 5, 2020	Cullen, Jeffrey P. (I1919)
2596	Jennifer C. Easter, 56 of New Harbor, passed away at her home on the afternoon of September 25th, with her daughter by her side. Born on July 21, 1959 in Framingham, MA, she moved to Bristol as a teen, and attended and graduated from Lincoln Academy. She went to work at several retail shops in the area, including the Fashion Bug (a perfect fit, given her incredible sense of style), and later Maine Coast Log Homes. She then went into bookkeeping, and did work for many local businesses, most recently Louis Doe's. She enjoyed crafts of all sorts, including making her own jewelry, quilting and painting. She was fiercely independent, and the easiest way to get her to do something was to tell her she couldn't. She enjoyed muscle cars, owning several throughout the years, and most recently could be seen driving around in her IROC. More than anything, she loved her family. Jennifer was predeceased by her parents, Kenneth and Edna Easter; as well as a brother, Joel LaRocque. She is survived by her four children, Emily Kelley and her husband Chad, Ashley Ward and her husband Isaac, Lucas Easter and Jackie Easter; three grandchildren, Tucker Kelley, Tristan Ward and Zach Ward; as well as one brother, John LaRocque. A celebration of Jennifer's life will be held at her home on Snowball Hill Road in New Harbor, from 1 - 5 on Saturday, October 3rd. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to benefit her children: Damariscotta Bank & Trust, ¨G Emily Kelley Benefit Fund, PO Box 999, Damariscotta, ME 04543. Arrangements are under the direction and care of the Strong-Hancock Funeral Home, 612 Main Street, Damariscotta, ME.	Easter, Jennifer C. (I21262)
2597	Jeremiah French was a New York farmer and Loyalist who served with the British army during the American Revolution. When he fled to Canada in 1777, French was hunted by rebel Committees of Safety, who issued this wanted notice. THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD ESCAPED from the guards the 21st of April last, one Jerah FRENCH of Manchester, who was prov'd to be a notorious TORY and was confined therefore. Whoever will seize the said FRENCH and return him to the commanding officer at Ticonderoga shall be entitled to the above reward. Every friend of liberty is hereby requested to take him dead or alive. Per order, JOSEPH BRADLEY, chairman of the committee of several towns assembled at Dorset, Dorset 21st April 1777. Jeremiah French was perhaps not a typical Loyalist. Safe in Canada, he joined the Queen's Loyal Rangers as a lieutenant in 1777. According to the charges in his court martial in 1781, French immediately embarked upon a second career of fraud and embezzlement. The Loyalist lieutenant, said his commanding officer, had stolen and sold barrels of beef and flour that should have been issued to his troops. Acquitted, French nonetheless left the Queen's Loyal Rangers and joined the King's Royal Regiment of New York in November of 1781. A new regiment meant a new uniform, which French purchased in Montreal. The French family preserved this uniform for generations, until they donated it to the Canadian War Museum in 1983. --from the Canadian War Museum	French, Jeremiah (I29928)
2598	Jeremiah French was born c. 1712, the second son of Samuel and Mary (Price) French of Stratford, Connecticut. He moved from Connecticut to Dover, Dutchess County by 1756 and leased two large farms totaling over 400 acres. He lived near Old Dover's Tavern in South Dover. He was an original purchaser of some of the New Hampshire Grants and before the Revolution owned much of what is today Manchester Center, Vermont. He had 4 sons who were loyalists; Jeremiah Jr., Benjamin, Charity and Gershom. He was often accused of being a Loyalist himself, and after some skirmishes with some of the locals, and having to escape for awhile to Long Island, he finally prevailed in Court and retained all his lands in Dutchess County, New York. --from the research of Mara French, Sutter Creek, California	French, Jeremiah (I29927)
2599	Jeremy Hodson Development Economist Jeremy Hodson, 80, a retired development economist who worked for the U.S. Agency for International Development and as a consultant, died of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease Oct. 21 at Inova Alexandria Hospital . Mr. Hodson, an Alexandria resident, was born in Minneapolis and grew up in Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y. He served in the Navy in the Pacific during World War II. He graduated from the University of North Carolina in 1948 with a degree in political science and received a doctorate in economics from the University of Paris in 1950. He also studied at the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies. From 1951 to 1957, Mr. Hodson worked for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency. Based in Beirut, he worked in Egypt, Gaza, Syria and Lebanon on agricultural and small-business projects to enable Palestinian refugees to become self-supporting. At the Agency for International Development from 1958 to 1970, he served in Brazil and South Vietnam and then at the agency's offices in Washington. His duties included reviewing assistance programs for nine Far East countries. Beginning in 1972, he was an international development consultant, traveling throughout Africa, Eastern Europe and elsewhere, and providing economic analysis on contract for the Agency for International Development and other clients. He retired in 1990. An avid traveler, Mr. Hodson spoke French, Italian, Spanish and Arabic. He played violin with such groups as the Mount Vernon Chamber Orchestra and was a skiing enthusiast. He was a longtime member of the Hollin Hills Civic Association and Tennis Club before moving last year to Washington House in Alexandria. Survivors include his wife, Alba Hodson of Alexandria; a son, William Hodson of Charlottesville; and a daughter, Andrea Hodson of Somerset, Va.	Hodson, Jeremy (I24153)
2600	JERICHO - Deb passed away unexpectedly Monday evening, Nov. 29, 2010, surrounded by her family. Born April 18, 1956 to Doug and Dorthy Blish, she was raised in Jonesville and later Huntington. Deb was a devoted wife, a loving mother, a great sister, a special aunt, and an unbelievable grandmother, but above all, she was the most caring person that you would have ever met. Deb had many hobbies and interests, including crocheting, bingo, fishing, hunting, card playing, and collecting angels. She loved her Chinese buffets, casinos, and playing the slots. She also enjoyed spending the summers at their camp in Swanton with her friends, but most of all, she enjoyed spending every chance with her husband, kids, and grandkids, whom were her life. Deb was predeceased by her parents, Doug and Dorthy Blish; and her two brothers, Steven and Doug Blish. She is survived by her husband of 38 years, Bruce G. Gabaree of Jericho; their three children and their partners, Steven and Kim Gabaree of Georgia, April L. Gabaree and Chris Evans of Jericho, and Bruce H. Gabaree and Sara Fletcher of Essex Junction; her dog, B.B. of Jericho; four grandchildren, Steven and Tanika Gabaree and Brandon and Kyle Evans; her three sisters and their husbands, Sue and Bill White of Huntington, Sindy and Gary Fay of Huntington, and Sheila and Chris Klettz of Lincoln. She also leaves behind a large family of brothers and sisters-in-law, nieces, nephews, and countless friends, including the people she worked with every day. Calling hours will be held Friday, Dec. 3, 2010 from 4 to 7 p.m. with a memorial service to be held at 7 p.m. at the Gifford Funeral Home, 22 Depot St., Richmond, which is in charge of arrangements. Published in The Burlington Free Press on December 2, 2010	Blish, Debra Lea (I16131)