Rochester, NY: Jean Passed away peacefully at St. Ann Community at the age of 90, on January 28, 2020.
Jean is survived by her 7 children; Barbara Hancoski, Beverly (Michael) Palladino, Lee Ingham, Eileen Ingham, Marilyn Ingham, Nancy (Everett) Taylor and Kenneth Ingham. Jean is also survived by nieces, nephews, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Jean loved to quilt and volunteered at Journey Home Hospice.
So sorry to hear about your Mom. I always enjoyed being n quilt retreats with her.
I knew Jean for many years. I knew her through the Perinton Quilt Guild and always enjoyed her enthusiasm and sparkle. She was a fun addition to our quilt retreats. I also appreciate her years as a school social worker, as I used to work as a school psychologist and know the dedication and empathy that is needed for that job. She was a feisty lady and I will enjoy the memories of her.
I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your mom.
To me, she was always an example of determination. She loved to sew and quilt and help others.
I could relate so much to her in her desire to show up on retreats and be part of a great group of ladies, even when she or I didn’t get much accomplished(well mostly me)!
She was truly grateful for all the help over the years, especially from her children.
May you find peace in this season of sorrow.
A Quilting friend(PQG)
Jean was full of laughter and fun ideas… she always had a twinkle in her eye. Her talent as a quilter was amazing… she created modern masterpieces and always had a smile on her face. Thanks for sharing her with her fellow quilters.. she was a wonderful lady.
I knew Jean for many years through the Perinton Quilt Guild. She was always a delight, with a warm smile and a twinkle in her eyes! I’m sure she’s quilting with the angels now. God bless her!
What a neat lady Jean was! She loved the Perinton Quilt Guild and we loved her! I will always remember her smile and her wonderful blue eyes!. She will be in my heart.
I will truly miss Jean!
Getting to know through Perinton Quilt Guild & our rides down to Watson Retreat Center for our retreats. She really enjoyed them and nothing would stop her from coming.
She was a true friend. I will miss our phone calls & seeing her face. She was loved.
I so enjoyed Jean and looked forward to visiting her at St. Ann’s…….we even tried a knitting project….and I never arrived without a bag of Tootsie Pops! The bags I had for my next visit will be shared in her memory at our next Perinton Quilt Guild meeting on Monday night! She was quite a gal ……and I’m so sorry for your…and our…loss.