Birth date: Jan 5, 1930 Death date: Jan 25, 2015
Jeanne Marie Hall, 85 Lakeland – Jeanne Marie Hall, 85, passed away on Jan. 25, 2015 due to pancreatic cancer. Born Jeanne Marie Hill, on Jan. 5, 1930 in Marion, OH, to James Gerald Hill and Grace Darlene Worline Hill. She moved t Read Obituary
I pray the beautiful memories of your mother, grandmother and friend will bring you sweet comfort and a smile to your face in the days to come.Jeanne was a blessed woman and a blessing to others. I'm glad God brought me into her life.
Love,
Jeanene Hammac
Mom was our teacher. She taught Tracey and me to read and taught us about the world. She taught us how to treat other people and how to love. She taught us to be kind and caring, to be respectful and to work hard. She taught us how to have fun too.
Mom was our nurse. Whatever sickness we had, she was always there to care for us. As a little kid, I got stitches a lot (I was very popular with the Huntington Medical Group). She was always there to comfort me and calm me down, even though I’m sure she was scared herself (I hit my head on a lot of things!)
Mom was our advocate. She supported us in all our activities; dancing, cheering, gymnastics, baseball, chorus, etc. Not only did she sign us up and drive us everywhere, but she was also a constant presence, watching us and cheering us on. I vividly remember her rushing to school one day and arguing with the assistant principal after I had been pulled off the bus for fighting, when in fact, I was being bullied. She worked hard in searching for the best colleges for us, and to make extra money for our education.
Mom was our tour guide. She planned fun and educational trips for us, taking us to places like Montreal, Niagara Falls, California, the Grand Canyon and the Rocky Mountains. I remember going to Mets games and the NY World’s Fair in 1964 and 1965. Some of our best memories were the trips to Ohio where we spent fun times with our extended family at her aunts’ and uncles’ farms.
Mom was out friend. She was always interested in us as people; we were more than just her kids. She enjoyed our friends. She liked to play games with us, and passed on a little bit of her competitive streak.
Mom, you have given us so much, we are so blessed and lucky to have you for our mother. You will always live on as the best part of us.
Love always,
Randy
To the Hall Family: I met Jeanne through line dancing..at Sue Allen's and Ethel's classes. She was just a delightful person and a lot of fun to be around. After Ken and I decided it was time to stay up north (although after the recent blizzard I question that decision), I stayed used to E-mail her. Norma has kept me current on Jeanne's health, and I am so sorry for your loss.
My deepest sympathy goes to you all. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
With love,
Peggy Driscoll
Sanford, ME
My mom was an outstanding role model - full of grace and poise. She was quite patient with me the "crazier child" of the two - of course. She taught me independence, kindness, enthusiasm and.....dancing. I will miss her terribly... as we were able to share many many stories, challenges and the like. Most importantly her unconditional support of Sean and Kara was the greatest blessing she bestowed on me. Thank you mom for being such a cool and special person - so well loved by so many. Love, Your Trace
I remember Jeanne acting as our tour guide in NYC when we visited many years ago. We have pictures of Matt at age 8 at the top of the Twin Towers, the only time we had ever been there. Jeanne was a beautiful and gracious woman and it was my pleasure to have known her.
Cathy Cwalina
So very sorry for your loss Tracey, Kara and Sean. You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
-Ashlie Whitten
In loving memory of my beautiful, kind, caring Mother in Law who accepted me lovingly into her family so many years ago. As a new wife and mother you always encouraged and supported me. You were such a wonderful Grandmother ready to play whenever you visited attending many recitals, ball games and every Graduation. Most special to me is
that you raised two of the finest people I know. I love you and will miss you very much
Becky
