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Rebecca Van Veghel
left a message on September 20, 2025:
We will miss her-she was a very special lady and a dear friend
Jean and John Payne
left a message on August 3, 2025:
Jettie has been one of those special persons in our lives. We first knew her ( and Les) in Minneapolis at Mayflower Church. They were friends of my parents ( Norm and Lucille Ceaglske). We would occasionally go out to breakfast with them. Later, after we moved to Dallas, they followed! And we joined First Church there. But it wasn’t until they moved to Midland and we moved to Arizona that we really got to know them. As we traveled to visit our family in Texas we would stop in Midland and always had a wonderful time conversing! After Les died we really got to enjoy Jettie and her beautiful spirit. When we stopped we always had a delightful conversation with her. We will miss our visits! But, she did make it to 100! And with a lovely party. Yes, we will miss our visits with her, but know she had a well lived life and that is worth celebrating we have good memories to look back on.
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Rebecca Van Veghel
left a message on September 20, 2025:
We will miss her-she was a very special lady and a dear friend
Jean and John Payne
left a message on August 3, 2025:
Jettie has been one of those special persons in our lives. We first knew her ( and Les) in Minneapolis at Mayflower Church. They were friends of my parents ( Norm and Lucille Ceaglske). We would occasionally go out to breakfast with them. Later, after we moved to Dallas, they followed! And we joined First Church there. But it wasn’t until they moved to Midland and we moved to Arizona that we really got to know them. As we traveled to visit our family in Texas we would stop in Midland and always had a wonderful time conversing! After Les died we really got to enjoy Jettie and her beautiful spirit. When we stopped we always had a delightful conversation with her. We will miss our visits! But, she did make it to 100! And with a lovely party. Yes, we will miss our visits with her, but know she had a well lived life and that is worth celebrating we have good memories to look back on.
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