Perris, CASunday, February 25, 2018
Rest well my dear, Annie Jean the "Queen". I miss you so much already, you were easily the hardest working woman around. I will always cherish the outings we took, the way we would turn Dr. visits into lunch at Sonics, drag racing with the Fiat, birthday breakfast at IHOP and a mani pedi, Christmas tree cutting, church and so many other memories. You'll always be on my mind and when I'm fishing I'll catch one for you, you and "Little Brother" can walk up into heaven together. Love you.
shirley hanson
gardnerville, NVSaturday, February 24, 2018
Just a little note from me to say how much "jeannie" meant to me. She was a dear friend to my mother of years prior to her death in 2004 and then as per my mother's (Marian Tallent) instructions, my brothers (Wayne and Roy Brown) and I were to stay in touch with Jeannie. She kept a special watch over my brother during his battle with cancer. As I indicated on my condolence at the mortuary in Hemet, I know she had a crowd of people waiting at the "gates" for her. She was special to alot of people and I know she will be missed.
Anthony Jones
Los Angeles, CASaturday, February 24, 2018
We will all miss you Aunt! Take Care in Heaven.
Stacey "The Crook" Dunlap Anderson-Ebener
Austin, TXFriday, February 23, 2018
Words can't express how much I miss you already. You were the greatest example of a hardworking independent woman. You took care of everyone and everything around you and I pray that you have received all of your blessings for that work. I know in my heart you are fishing with Uncle Dove and laughing the days away with Aunt Pam and Ricky. Please give them all the hugs and kisses from me. I will forever be grateful for all the advice in love and life you have given me over the years. I know your room was ready.... and I pray it is everything you wanted it to be.... Till we meet again.. Your niece, the crook
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Raphael Samuel
Perris, CA Sunday, February 25, 2018 Rest well my dear, Annie Jean the "Queen". I miss you so much already, you were easily the hardest working woman around. I will always cherish the outings we took, the way we would turn Dr. visits into lunch at Sonics, drag racing with the Fiat, birthday breakfast at IHOP and a mani pedi, Christmas tree cutting, church and so many other memories. You'll always be on my mind and when I'm fishing I'll catch one for you, you and "Little Brother" can walk up into heaven together. Love you.shirley hanson
gardnerville, NV Saturday, February 24, 2018 Just a little note from me to say how much "jeannie" meant to me. She was a dear friend to my mother of years prior to her death in 2004 and then as per my mother's (Marian Tallent) instructions, my brothers (Wayne and Roy Brown) and I were to stay in touch with Jeannie. She kept a special watch over my brother during his battle with cancer. As I indicated on my condolence at the mortuary in Hemet, I know she had a crowd of people waiting at the "gates" for her. She was special to alot of people and I know she will be missed.Anthony Jones
Los Angeles, CA Saturday, February 24, 2018 We will all miss you Aunt! Take Care in Heaven.Stacey "The Crook" Dunlap Anderson-Ebener
Austin, TX Friday, February 23, 2018 Words can't express how much I miss you already. You were the greatest example of a hardworking independent woman. You took care of everyone and everything around you and I pray that you have received all of your blessings for that work. I know in my heart you are fishing with Uncle Dove and laughing the days away with Aunt Pam and Ricky. Please give them all the hugs and kisses from me. I will forever be grateful for all the advice in love and life you have given me over the years. I know your room was ready.... and I pray it is everything you wanted it to be.... Till we meet again.. Your niece, the crook