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Jean (Hobbs) Notman
November 8, 1937 ~ August 28, 2017 (age 79) 79 Years Old Light a Candle
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A TROPICAL DISH GARDEN WITH FRESH FLOWERS was sent by Guy Hobbs on September 1, 2017
A TRADITIONAL FUNERAL BASKET was sent on August 31, 2017
Our Condolences to all the Notman family from Phil and Daylene Williams and Pam Kong, Tammy Williams and Raymond Williams.....
A TRADITION AND SPLENDOR was sent on August 31, 2017
Your job is done now and done with Love and Devotion. Your boys and grand children have it from here. Rest in Peace, Jean. Your loving brother, Jim and family, Liz, Mark, Bruce, Eric, and Aaron.
Message from Jim Hobbs
August 31, 2017 4:53 PM
Jean has always been my sister and my friend. Although 6 years my elder we had many good times together growing up; she was a playmate, a teacher, a sister to argue with, and always loyal – a friend. She tried teaching me piano, but finally gave up due to the complete lack of dedication of her student. We both enjoyed the family music with Dad playing one of his instruments and Jean on the piano, and often an uncle playing the “fiddle” with others singing. We swapped food under the table – I got her meat, she got my veggies; I ate the egg white, she ate the yolk. She often took the blame for our arguments because I got the electric cord to the buns and she a good shoulder shaking. She was a sister to fight with and a friend to hold dear.
We had many good family times as we grew older with family gatherings always important; the ones most savored were those at our parent’s farm. This new generation of cousins, Kennards, Jeans, and my kids, grew up in a healthy family environment. Jean loved communication, and was especially adept at writing notes and cards, always with excellent prose and beautiful penmanship. As we both developed some health issues her cards became more frequent. I was not so good at responding in kind. For that I might have seen the washing machine cord, but Jean would have stepped in for a good shoulder shaking.
Jean (and Ted) I am sure are very proud of the 5 boys they raised. The twins, Vincent and Victor, are near saints for the love and devotion they showed in caring for their mother during her extended illness -- to her very last breath; for that I will be eternally grateful. My sincerest condolences are extended to her entire family.
RIP Jean, your job has been done and done well. You will be missed.
We had many good family times as we grew older with family gatherings always important; the ones most savored were those at our parent’s farm. This new generation of cousins, Kennards, Jeans, and my kids, grew up in a healthy family environment. Jean loved communication, and was especially adept at writing notes and cards, always with excellent prose and beautiful penmanship. As we both developed some health issues her cards became more frequent. I was not so good at responding in kind. For that I might have seen the washing machine cord, but Jean would have stepped in for a good shoulder shaking.
Jean (and Ted) I am sure are very proud of the 5 boys they raised. The twins, Vincent and Victor, are near saints for the love and devotion they showed in caring for their mother during her extended illness -- to her very last breath; for that I will be eternally grateful. My sincerest condolences are extended to her entire family.
RIP Jean, your job has been done and done well. You will be missed.
A SWEET AND WARM REMEMBRANCE PEDESTAL ARRANGEMENT was sent on August 30, 2017
We will remember you always. Love, Bob, Jan, Jen, Brian, Steve, Megan
Message from Shirl Mac
August 29, 2017 12:42 PM
Please accept my sincere condolences for your loss. You can be assured that you will see "Velda" again. This was promised by Jesus and noted in God's word. John 5:28,29. We can also look forward to a time when death will be no more. Rev. 21:3,4. When I need comfort I search the word comfort and there I receive several scriptures. Those scriptures enlighten me as to the condition of the dead, and a hopeful future for mankind. May Jehovah grant your family with peace and endurance during this most difficult time...
A candle was lit by Vince Notman
on August 31, 2017 2:04 PM
We got the name corrected! ~:^) Thank you very much.
We got the name corrected! ~:^) Thank you very much.
A candle was lit by Julie
on August 29, 2017 7:10 AM
Jean was a sweet mom-in-law who always made me feel welcome, like just one of the gang. She was always kind and considerate and treated me as one of hers. I really appreciate that. She so very much loved her sons and her grandkids and always asked after them, how were they doing, what were they up to. She will be missed.
Jean was a sweet mom-in-law who always made me feel welcome, like just one of the gang. She was always kind and considerate and treated me as one of hers. I really appreciate that. She so very much loved her sons and her grandkids and always asked after them, how were they doing, what were they up to. She will be missed.
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