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Jean (Johnson) Gonter
January 22, 1925 ~ May 22, 2015 (age 90) 90 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from Roxie Smith
June 16, 2015 9:48 AM
So sorry to hear of the passing of Mrs. Gonter. Very happy to have talked with her at The Hearth when My husband, Steve Smith, was there for his final days.
Message from Darrell Thompson
May 29, 2015 3:59 PM
I am so very sorry to hear of Jean's passing. My wife Mary Ann really enjoyed her friendship thoughout the years. May the Lord help you in this difficult time.
Message from Rose Plank
May 29, 2015 11:41 AM
My memories with your mother go way back. Your dad and my husband Charlie taking turns driving to work together and dropping Debbie and Cathy at Adams. Jean and I delivering Meals on Wheels, walking at the mall, stopping for coffee and a donut on our way home, going to Indian Guides and more. Please accept my condolences to Steve, Debbie and Gary.
Rose Plank
Rose Plank
Message from Gregg and Marilyn Taira
May 28, 2015 6:31 PM
Gary and Terri and Family,
We're sadden by your loss. Your Mom was such a lovely woman. May the love of all your family and friends ease your angst.
With Love,
Gregg, Marilyn, Garrett, Janine, Dylan and Casey
We're sadden by your loss. Your Mom was such a lovely woman. May the love of all your family and friends ease your angst.
With Love,
Gregg, Marilyn, Garrett, Janine, Dylan and Casey
Message from Bob and Norma Pearce
May 26, 2015 6:02 PM
Dear Gonter Family,
We were so sorry to learn of Jean’s passing. She and Ed have been long time friends of my first wife Barb and me, and now Barb has been replaced by Norma.
We have done so many things together, and now it’s nice to reflect on some of them. For many years it’s been attending the summer Sunday concerts in Potawatomi Park. Then in these “later days,” thanks to Jean’s idea, that’s grown into our year-round “Sunday Suppers” every three weeks or so. Barb was a “charter member” of the “bridge club,” along with Jean. In earlier years there were many multi-couple trips–weekends in various places, many of them in Chicago, extended trips to Alaska, the Gaspe Peninsula, the Canadian Maritime Provinces, Door County, Wisconsin, etc.
Jean and Ed have been such an integral part of these many activities. Of course, we’ve been missing Ed from the group for a while, and now we’ll certainly miss having Jean with us!
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Bob and Norma Pearce
We were so sorry to learn of Jean’s passing. She and Ed have been long time friends of my first wife Barb and me, and now Barb has been replaced by Norma.
We have done so many things together, and now it’s nice to reflect on some of them. For many years it’s been attending the summer Sunday concerts in Potawatomi Park. Then in these “later days,” thanks to Jean’s idea, that’s grown into our year-round “Sunday Suppers” every three weeks or so. Barb was a “charter member” of the “bridge club,” along with Jean. In earlier years there were many multi-couple trips–weekends in various places, many of them in Chicago, extended trips to Alaska, the Gaspe Peninsula, the Canadian Maritime Provinces, Door County, Wisconsin, etc.
Jean and Ed have been such an integral part of these many activities. Of course, we’ve been missing Ed from the group for a while, and now we’ll certainly miss having Jean with us!
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Bob and Norma Pearce
Message from Bendix Salary Retiree Club
May 25, 2015 3:22 PM
The Bendix Salary Retiree Club extends our sympathy for the loss of Jean. She and Ed attended many of our meetings and were a delightful couple. We will miss them.
Sincerely, Marilyn Willoughby, Chaplain
Sincerely, Marilyn Willoughby, Chaplain
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