Born 8 April 1936 in Greenwich UK, died in Saanich Peninsula Hospital 12 Nov 2023. Much loved, she will be mourned but never forgotten, by her husband of 66 years John, her brother David Evans, her children Katrina, Philip, Kevin and Jonathan and their respective spouses. Also, by grandchildren Gabrielle, Lia, Kalyn, Trevor, Dylan as well as great granddaughter Allie. Her friends and fellow residents of Berwick Royal Oak remember her sense of humour and infectious smile.
There will be no service but family will get together and share memories and love. Condolences may be offered to the family below.
McCall Gardens
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18 Responses
So sorry to hear of Jean’s passing. We treasure the memories of the good times we had together in Langley and Victoria. She was a good friend and will be missed.
Marg and Don Jacobson
John
Memories of your visit to us and of course us to you on the Island ,perhaps 15 years ago, come flooding back.
Been a poor correspondent over the years but neither of you out of my mind.
Lovely to read of the warmth felt for Jean by others
sending their condolences.
My Jan has Alzeimers and I hope I can continue to give her the care that you clearly gave to Jean.
David
We haven’t met very much over the last few years but when I read of Jean’s passing I felt I had to offer my sincere condolences. I will be thinking of you during this difficult time – Gillian
Our condolences to Jonathan and Karma and family. By all accounts she was a great lady. May your memories console you through this difficult time.
Sincere condolences to you John and your family for your recent loss
thinking of you all ,at this sad time
David Bartlett
So sorry to hear about Jean’s passing John. Sue has just passed on the news to me. My sincere condolences to you and your family. So pleased that I got to see you and Jean back in 2019 when I stopped over for a few days. Very special time.
Very best wishes.
Cousin David NZ
Our sincere condolences John, and to all of your family. We have many happy memories of our social get togethers with the Ramblers at Arbutus Ridge. Even when Jean was confined to a wheelchair she always had a smile when our paths crossed on our summer evening walks around the Ridge. A very brave lady. It was a privilege to have known her.
My heartfelt condolences to you, John and to your family. We enjoyed having you and Jean as fun and good neighbours. I especially look back on our cat-sitting exchanges with fond memories.
Helena