my deepest sympathy to Bobby and

family.
I first met Jean at a friendly couples club meeting in 1958,and and immediately became friends. She had you three boys and I had three girls all about the same age. She was a joy to be with.Coup;es club became our extended family for over 52 years. Joe and i have so many happy bbmemories of both Bob an d Jean. She will be missed so much. our thoughts and prayers are with you Joe and norma Moore,

My sincerest sympathy to Jean's family. They were so special to her. I was privileged to be a part of the Couples Club while living in Ohio. We kept contact in the years after we moved. I was thrilled when Jean wanted to come to New England to see cranberries harvested. Jean, Mary Ann and Thelma visited me for several days. My daughter, Jill, drove us to the Cape and we saw very little harvesting of cranberries but had a

My sincerest sympathy to Jean's family. They were so special to her. I was privileged to be a part of the Couples Club while living in Ohio. We kept contact in the years after we moved. I was thrilled when Jean wanted to come to New England to see cranberries harvested. Jean, Mary Ann and Thelma visited me for several days. My daughter, Jill, drove us to the Cape and we saw very little harvesting of cranberries but had a good time. I will always remember Jean's positive attitude while she fought her battle with cancer. Her life has made quite an impression on me..and to all who have had the privilege to know her.