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Heather Dunn posted a condolence
Wednesday, March 3, 2021
Kim, Kathy, Carolyn and Colin, your mom was an amazing woman. She was a wonderful friend to my parents. I have many fond memories of visits with your mom. Xo Heather (Baker) Dunn
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kevin posted a condolence
Thursday, February 25, 2021
To Kimberlee, Carolyn, Kathryn, Colin and the extended Families
It was an honour to listen to the well deserved and heartfelt tribute to Jean. In many ways, Jean was a one of a kind and a spark of life to her family and all those around her. Her energy, compassion, determination and love shone through on everything she touched. She will of course be missed, but Jean left a fabulous legacy of memories for all to cherish. All the very best to all of you at this sad time.
Bryan Robinson
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Tamar Pilavdjian pledged to donate to Agincourt Collegiate Institute
Thursday, February 18, 2021
Dear Kim, our thoughts and prayers are with you. May your mom rest in etrernal peace
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Kathryn & Brian Holland pledged to donate to Agincourt Collegiate Institute
Thursday, February 18, 2021
Thanks for all you do Agincourt!
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Bert Kennedy posted a condolence
Thursday, February 18, 2021
We want all of you to know, as we watched the service yesterday, how touched we were by the sheer joy Jean brought to the lives of your entire family. The grandchildren’s tributes said it all. Jean was an especially good friend to Janet and a support for all of us. Such a powerful influence in one woman!
With great love and admiration,
Bert and Jayne
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Bert Kennedy pledged to donate to Kennedy Public School
Thursday, February 18, 2021
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Brigitte Mitschke posted a condolence
Thursday, February 18, 2021
Dear Carol, Bob and Family, Our sincerest condolences on the passing of your mother. She was a very special woman, and she will be missed by many. Sending prayers to you and your family. Darren, Brigitte, Erika and Ryan
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Barb Aston pledged to donate to Agincourt Collegiate Institute
Wednesday, February 17, 2021
As a retired TDSB teacher,I am so happy to make a donation in Jean's name to Agincourt Collegiate.
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Bonnie posted a condolence
Wednesday, February 17, 2021
It was a pleasant working with Jean @ Scarborough General Hospital - Float pool. Thank you for the fond memories, laughters and friendship. Bonnie Mui
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Kim Hollon posted a condolence
Wednesday, February 17, 2021
Kathryn, your stories about your mom were amazing! My sincerest condolences to you and your family for your loss.
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Chris Criswick posted a condolence
Wednesday, February 17, 2021
Known Jean for 20 years. Not once have I seen her not smiling and not asking how I'm doing and how my family is. Always concerned for others well being and happiness. Her to a tee. Its all about others. To a wonderful lady with an enduring legacy of family, love and devotion. I will miss you.
Heartfelt condolences to all the family.
Chris Criswick
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Ian Turnbull pledged to donate to Kennedy Public School
Wednesday, February 17, 2021
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Marny Malcolmson posted a condolence
Wednesday, February 17, 2021
Bob and I and our daughters have so many wonderful memories of our visits to Sturgeon Lake, where we rented one of Jean's cottages for a week each summer for many years. Jean and Ken ( Bob worked with Ken at Thomson Head Office ) made us feel not like renters, but like family right from the start. Jean insisted we send the kids over to them one night each year so we could have an evening out in Lindsay for dinner and a play at the Kawartha Playhouse. Jean taught Rebecca to knit, loaned us canoes, books and movies and kept us up to date on things to see and do in the area. Ken took us for boat rides to Fenelon for ice cream..they were such wonderful hosts. Jean's love of her family was evident always..she was so proud of you all. Long after the girls were grown and we were no longer going to the cottage we were lucky enough to be on Jean's long list of friends to receive her yearly Christmas cards. I still have the ones with her drawings on the front. Our sincere condolences to the family,
Bob and Marny Malcolmson, Stratford Ontario.
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Wednesday, February 17, 2021
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I will always have a very special place for my Aunt Jean in my heart. It was a great blessing to know her.
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Donald Surphlis posted a condolence
Wednesday, February 17, 2021
Kimberlee, Carolyn, Kathryn, Colin and Families,
Peggy and I share your sadness about (Aunt) Jean’s passing. We have many fond memories of time spent with your mother/grandmother and stories told. You can take comfort in knowing that she lived a full, rich life and would not have left us if there was any project left to complete.
Jean had a surprising ability to reach out and make a connection with people. Many years ago we had a conversation about how I missed autumn in Ontario. For several years after that conversation, we would consistently receive a single red maple leaf in the mail. No note, just a single red leaf to remind us of Jean.
Your mom set a great example of how to live life with passion and compassion. she honestly made it look easy.
Cheers to a life well lived.
Love Donald and Peggy
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Tuesday, February 16, 2021
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Jean's obituary was delightful (even though that adjective is not often used for an obituary!). It really did capture that Jean was a force to be reckoned with. She was an indefatigable networker. When I would see her, she always told me she had been in the delivery room for my birth which I thought was rather a special bond. She stayed after the end of her shift to see it through. She was just finishing her nurse's training then. And she always reminded me that her sister Margaret had been my first Sunday School teacher at Knox Presbyterian. She remembered those kinds of details about everyone. She understood that those kinds of connections were special for the long-time families of Agincourt as the landscape there irreversibly changed.
A few years ago, I sent Jean the attached photo taken at our farm on Sheppard east of Brimley in winter 1953. It is of my grandmother Jean Davidson, my dad Bruce Davidson with me plus Monty our dog - and Jean Kennedy looking happy to be there. The survivor of the last team of work horses my dad had on the farm came out of retirement to pull our old cutter through the fields each winter. Jean told me she remembered that day. She said she had done something for my grandma and our family wanted to do something nice for her so she asked for a sleigh ride. Typical of Jean, she downplayed whatever it was she did to help my grandmother and lauded the Davidsons for being so kind as to give her a sleigh ride!
It really is the end of an era in Agincourt.....
I send sympathies to you all.
Jean Davidson
Once of Agincourt, now of Maple Ridge, BC
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Siu Family (Daven, June, Eric) pledged to donate to Kennedy Public School
Tuesday, February 16, 2021
Condolences to Jean's family. She will be remembered for her efforts in healthcare and the community
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Chris Criswick pledged to donate to Branksome Hall
Tuesday, February 16, 2021
In memory of Jean Campbell
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Chris Criswick pledged to donate to Agincourt Collegiate Institute
Tuesday, February 16, 2021
In memory of Jean Cambell
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Chris Criswick pledged to donate to Kennedy Public School
Tuesday, February 16, 2021
In memory of Jean Campbell
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Agincourt Collegiate Institute posted a condolence
Tuesday, February 16, 2021
The staff and students of Agincourt Collegiate send our deepest condolences to Jean’s family.
Jean has given so much to our school and our students through many years. We will very much miss Jean’s presence in our school. Jean was a special person for sure, always with a project on the go, always happy and uplifting to anyone lucky enough to meet her. She was simply so much fun to be with. Jean headed up the activities and initiatives of the ACI Alumni Association at ACI for over 30 years. She attended countless special occasions at the school through the years, including Commencement, Awards Assemblies, Remembrance Day Assemblies, Business Luncheons, ACI Reunions, and many Proms. Jean even attended our very first June Commencement in 2019, held at the Agincourt Pentacostal Church. Jean’s contributions to our school and the Agincourt Community, too numerous to mention, will be remembered with great fondness. Her legacy to ACI will continue with the Spirit Bell, that is presented to a Grade 9 student annually at the Awards Assembly, and in many special awards that are presented in Jean’s name to graduating students at Commencement.
Members of our music department are deeply honoured that music performed by Agincourt choirs and ensembles will be part of the service for Jean.
We are honoured and humbled by Jean’s love for our school. Jean meant so much to us and we will always remember her. Our school library will now be named ‘The Jean Campbell Library’, where much of her alumni work has been archived, so that we can honour Jean for the years to come.
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Marianne Ford posted a condolence
Tuesday, February 16, 2021
What a well written obituary paying tribute to your mom! Kim, Carolyn, Kathryn, Colin and families...I am so sorry for your loss. Your mom was such a kind, giving women. She was always ready with a laugh. The amount of time and effort given to her community was incredible. I remembering coming to your house on Kennedy Road when Kim and I became friends at Branksome. She was always happy and welcoming.
Marianne Ford (Montgomery)
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CHRISTINE THOMSON posted a condolence
Monday, February 15, 2021
Jean and I were cousins who grew up in Agincourt. Our lives were focused around the Knox Presbyterian Church from early years onward to our full adulthood. I can say that Jean had a great love for her faith and "exemplified in pluses" the Christian Life with the love for her Lord and love for all who know her. This is truly how she reached out to people. We are all recipients of her warm personality and thankful for our times together. I love you too Jean. Your cousin Christine (Kennedy Thomson)
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Heather Forfar posted a condolence
Monday, February 15, 2021
Sending condolences from our family to yours. Jean was such a positive, energetic presence who contributed so much to the Agincourt/Scarborough communities. She will be remembered as a great neighbour and friend.
The Atkinson family - Harold, Heather, Alex, Dave, Richard, John
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Mark Avison posted a condolence
Monday, February 15, 2021
To Kim and Family,
Lindsay and I were so sad to hear the news of your Mom's passing. What a wonderful lady who always made you feel welcome at the Campbell home. I have many fond memories of the fun parties at the Campbell home during our John Buchan/Stephen Leacock school days... seems like yesterday!
You and your family are in our thoughts at this difficult time.
We are raising a glass of " Diet Coke" in honour of your wonderful Mom, Jean!
Cheers!
Mark and Lindsay Avison
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Monday, February 15, 2021
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On behalf of the students, staff and parents at Kennedy Public School, we send our deepest sympathies to all of Mrs. Jean Kennedy Campbell's family. We will forever be thankful for all of Jean's support and visits to our school. From representing the Kennedy family at our school opening in 1987 up to her last visit at our Spring Concert 2019, Jean's grace, humility, intelligence and wit were always on display.
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Jennifer Campion posted a condolence
Sunday, February 14, 2021
To Jean's family: My sincere condolences. I am so sad. What an inspiring, wonderful, funny, warm, passionate woman she was. I am amazed at all the things she accomplished in her life. She was a walking History of Scarborough; her basement was a "museum". Who will ever care as much and know as much about Scarborough as Jean did? I will really miss her.
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Gregory Hertel posted a condolence
Sunday, February 14, 2021
My sincerest condolences to all the members of Jean's family.
Jean was the Grande Dame of Agincourt C.I. whose roots in the community and in the school ran deep. Her warm and heartfelt commitment to the students and staff of A.C.I. was a model of the importance and values of community service that she so strongly believed in.
Her presence and participation in countless school assemblies, activities and commencements over many years gave connectivity and continuity to the community of the school and generations of students. Agincourt C.I. was much blessed by Jean's championing of the school, its history and its place in the community.
Gregory Hertel
(Former A.C.L. for the Arts, Agincourt C.I.)
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Mr.& Mrs. Art Finlayson pledged to donate to Kennedy Public School
Sunday, February 14, 2021
Please accept this donation to Kennedy Public School In the memory of Jean Kennedy Campbell .
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Gladys lit a candle
Sunday, February 14, 2021
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Dear family,
Please accept my condolences. Jean will be missed so much. I always enjoyed it so much when she came to visit us at the library at Knox. Please take care of yourselves.
Warm regards,
Gladys Cooper
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Barb Teague posted a condolence
Sunday, February 14, 2021
So sorry to hear of your Mom’s passing. Jeannie was always a great friend to the Sellers family.
She was such a wonderful gal. Love to you all. Mil and Barb.
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Norma Gibson-MacDonald posted a condolence
Sunday, February 14, 2021
I was very sorry to read about the passing of Jean Kennedy Campbell. I remember her as a nurse at Agincourt Collegiate and my parents Peter and Madeline Gibson knew her well. Jean contributed so much to the ACI Alumni group and she will be missed by so many.
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Virginia Rainer pledged to donate to Kennedy Public School
Sunday, February 14, 2021
Sincere sympathy and prayers to my neighbours, the McKinnons and all family members.
Virginia Rainer
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Gordana, Teya and Maya lit a candle
Sunday, February 14, 2021
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It is with great sadness to hear of the passing of Mrs. Campbell. She was a truly gracious and wonderful woman, and it was a privilege and delight to be in her presence. Her extraordinary life was truly well lived. She has had such a profound impact on her community and all those in her life, that her memory will live on.
Teya, Maya and I would like to extend our deepest sympathies to the whole family. You are all in our thoughts and prayers.
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Susan Shantora posted a condolence
Sunday, February 14, 2021
My sincerest condolences to your family. My mom Kathie always enjoyed her time with Jean conspiring, clipping and reminiscing about Agincourt. Peace and blessings to you all.
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Carol Prince posted a condolence
Saturday, February 13, 2021
I met Your Mom in 1961 when we both worked as public health nurses in Scarborough.we had many adventures together over the next several years. Great memories of times spent learning and laughing. My condolences to all her family. One of the best, for sure.
Carol Prince
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Saturday, February 13, 2021
Deepest sympathy to all the members of your family.\
Pierre & Jackie Taillon
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L. M. Watson posted a condolence
Saturday, February 13, 2021
We extend our sincere sympathy to all of Jean's family. Jean was truly a special, unique person, loved and respected by all who knew her. We knew her almost seventy years, both going to Agincourt Collegiate and most recently working on the ACI alumni,
I have special fond memories of Jean in connection with Kennedy Public school when I was a superintendent in the Scarborough Board of Education. We were there together many times both visiting the school and for special occasions.. One that I remember was when they were having an event which required wearing your old running shoes. I did find a pair to use but when I arrived at the school, Jean had a pair for me because she knew i was always on a tight timeline and rushed.
She will be dearly missed by family and everyone who knew her in many different capacities.
Lila Mae (Lou) and Gib Watson
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Paige Wadden pledged to donate to Kennedy Public School
Saturday, February 13, 2021
Kathryn, sending you all love.Your mom was spectacular; the world is a better place because of her.
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Phil Robinson posted a condolence
Saturday, February 13, 2021
Jean's family could not have written a better tribute to a life well lived. It has been several years since I last saw Jean, but I've never forgotten her warmth and good humour. My condolences to Jean's family and the many people who cared deeply for her.
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Bonnie McCarron pledged to donate to Kennedy Public School
Saturday, February 13, 2021
We should all strive to accomplish as much in our lifetimes as Jean has9aDe
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sybil marsh pledged to donate to Kennedy Public School
Saturday, February 13, 2021
in memory of a great lady, Jean Hamilton Kennedy Campbell!
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Umit Ann Ulusoy posted a condolence
Saturday, February 13, 2021
My sincere condolences to Jean's Family and her friends at the Agincourt Rotary Club. She has touched the lives of so many and will live in our hearts. Umit Ann Ulusoy
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Carolyn Campbell uploaded photo(s)
Saturday, February 13, 2021
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Paul A Tissington posted a condolence
Saturday, February 13, 2021
TO THE FAMILY: What a wonderful set of parents! Jean was amazing and her activities obviously helped so many people. I had the pleasure of working with your father, Ken, for many years at Thomson Newspapers, and he was just as amazing--it was a pleasure to know them both! Best wishes to you all, Paul and Lesley Tissington, Burlington, ON.
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Maxine Wood posted a condolence
Saturday, February 13, 2021
Kim, Carolyn, Kathy, Colin and family,
Your Mother gave so much to all of her friends, family and community that she will never be forgotten. She was an amazing friend to my Mom (Sheila) and gave so much to Guy, Patti and I . I have so many wonderful memories including when she spent days and days teaching me to sew on her Mother’s treadle machine at your Grandfathers house, spending hours talking to my teenage bratty self and then throwing an amazing bridal shower for me when I got married.
Thank you so much for sharing her with us!
Maxine Wood (nee Timber’s)
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Carolyn Campbell Posted Feb 13, 2021 at 9:34 AM
Maxine! So many great memories of the Timber’s. I can see your house and all your faces so clearly. You have painted the best picture of mom.....she was all about the “bratty selves” and of course a bridal shower. I am sure Guy has many stories about the bratty Campbell kids from his babysitting days with us. With thanks, Carolyn (and co.)
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Friday, February 12, 2021
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Grandma was the strongest force of all time. Us 12 grandkids would be lucky to achieve even a small fraction of her accomplishments or receive a tiny drop of her strength, grace, work ethic, intelligence, and giving spirit. We love you so much Grandma, without you and Grandpa none of us would be the people we are. We will always have lots of laughs and think of you every day. Love you to the moon and back. - Martha
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Rev. Pamela Fitkin posted a condolence
Friday, February 12, 2021
Dear Kathryn and family,
We are saddened to hear of the passing of your beloved mom. She always had a sweet smile for Victoria and a long wave as we walked by her home. Often Victoria would run up to her on the front porch where she was always sitting and she always had a sweet chat with her. I wish we had known her longer! Prayers of comfort are being offered for you. With our condolences Aunty Pam, Pamela, Paul and Victoria- your neighbours on Sheldonbury cres
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George Vestergom posted a condolence
Friday, February 12, 2021
To Kathy and Brian Holland and to the Campbell Family,
Our Sincere Sympathy on hearing the passing of
your wonderful mother.
Please accept our Condolences.
To the Memory of the Very Gracious Jean.
From:
George and Marylene Vestergom
Ann and Doug Kibler.
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George Vestergom posted a condolence
Friday, February 12, 2021
To Kathy and Brian Holland and to the Campbell Family,
Our Sincere Sympathy on hearing the passing of your
wonderful mother.
Please accept our condolences.
To the memory of the very gracious Jean...
George and Marylene Vestergom.
Ann and Doug Kibler.
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Karen Shepherd posted a condolence
Friday, February 12, 2021
Dear Kim, Carolyn, Kathy, Colin and families,
When we think of Jean, our summertime friend and neighbour; we think of shared smiles, laughter and jokes, as Jean worked away in her garden at the back of her cottage or when Marg enjoyed the pleasure of Jean’s company while sharing the occasional lunch. The youngest of the Keenan family have fond memories of watching the Great British Bake Off with Jean topped off with their rendition of Somewhere Over the Rainbow (where I am certain she is now). And who could forget her 80th birthday party with the fantastic food, pianist and the bobble head competition, between the Keenan brothers and the Campbell girls.
WOW!
Thanks for the memories Jean- Love you and we will miss you always
The Keenans and Shepherds
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Ali Scott posted a condolence
Friday, February 12, 2021
Thinking of you, Campbell cousins, at this sad time, and sending hugs your way.
Your Mom was great fun, humorous, welcoming and warm - a good tonic, I'm sure, to help enliven our Dad's quiet life as an only child!
I especially treasure memories of her stopping by our farm en route to the cottage in what was, to my sister and I, a delightful whirlwind of unexpected entertainment and picnics in summertime when we were kids; at least once she was taking refuge from an incipient thunderstorm, much to our Dad's amusement!
Our hearts are full of all the warmth from visits to Kennedy Road. Whether bumping down the stairs or taking special delivery of a newborn puppy, it was always a treat to stop off and see Auntie Jean and the gang.
Love to you all,
Ali & the Scotts
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Mirabel Palmer-Elliott posted a condolence
Thursday, February 11, 2021
Kim, Carolyn, Kathy, Colin and families.
Thinking of the big hole in the world, now that Jean the Machine has departed this mortal coil.
Loved her with all my heart. She was so easy to be with. I always felt gotten when we talked. She had a brilliant knack for giving advice, but never making it feel like a lecture. And, damn, was she funny. I have a bazillion memories of her, not the least of which was the cheese fondue in your back yard one summer evening, so laden with kirsch, it's a miracle we weren't all carried away on stretchers. And her infamous practice of marching down to the basement each December, emerging with an armload of tangled lights, clamping the plug in her teeth, tossing the tangled mess on the bush outside the front door, plugging them in and wiping her hands - job done!
She was quite a gal. I only wish I could have witnessed her at work as a nurse. She must have rocked it. So pragmatic and on-the-job, always with a smile, that inimitable twinkle in her eye, and a care for everyone who came her way. She did a helluva job raising you characters. She and Nith were so committed that you all had everything you needed to succeed in life, and they turned themselves inside and out to make sure you did. And where they weren't sure they themselves had the experience, they simply brought in consulting help! While I never saw Jean in action with her grandkids, I have a strong hunch she also rocked it as a Grandmum, and did special things with each of her grandchildren.
I know Jean had been dealing with the perils of aging for a bit, and even so, it's never easy to say goodbye to someone you loved so much. Sending all you siblings, sons and daughter-in-law, and grandkids, love and a big virtual hug, until we can be together and hug it out in person.
Much love,
Mirabel/Mirabean/Ablist Palmerang/Seaman Palmer
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Mary Ellen Mitchell posted a condolence
Thursday, February 11, 2021
Dear Campbell's;
Please accept condolences from your cousins, the Kennedys of Kennedy Road. I remember the great excitement that I felt as a child when I would hear my parents, John and Shirley, mention about some upcoming visit with the Campbells. Not sure why I would get excited, I mean we were only a short distance apart in my early years. It was fun to watch and listen to everyone as they visited, played games and sometimes pranks. Inevitably our parents would start to reminisce about their youth and I couldn't get enough of it. Even more exciting was when we were joined by the Scotts. What a fray it would turn into, at least in my mind anyway! I think I even have a few misty memories of Great Uncle John. From my start at 2756 Kennedy Road to our move to 24 Ovendon Crescent and then onto R.R. #1 Mount Albert, a clan gathering was the ultimate in entertainment.
I've been away from southern Ontario for many years now, actually decades, and feel that I've lost touch with my cousins and the lives they have been living. I was so pleased to be invited to Jean's 80th birthday. I have to admit that I was so excited to be able to see some of my interesting cousins after such a long time. What an amazing time we had at the lake. Jean had a great celebration and we visited, played games and some pranks too. Wow just like our parents.
When mom, Shirley, passed away in 2017 we went to the Knox United cemetery after the service and who do you think came toddling along? Cousin Jean of course. I sent my son, John, to escort her to a nearby bench and sat with her and she said to me, "Shirley was my twin you know." I asked her what she meant and she said, " We're the same age and the only ones left now."
It has always been a pleasure to spend time with amazing people and I consider cousin Jean to be one of those outstanding ones. It's no wonder that she and Ken raised a great family.
Sending my love at this difficult time.
Mary Ellen Mitchell, nee Kennedy
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Natasa Morfesis posted a condolence
Thursday, February 11, 2021
Kathryn, my deepest condolences to you and your entire family. May your mother's memory be eternal.
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Thursday, February 11, 2021
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What a beautiful soul!
All my love and hugs.
Lisa
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Thursday, February 11, 2021
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