Birth date: Jul 4, 1925 Death date: Oct 20, 2019
Jean Anderson (Vencizia Napolitano), 94, of Grand Haven, Michigan passed away Sunday, October 20, 2019, at 9 p.m. peacefully surrounded by her family, of natural causes. Jean married Robert Reginald Anderson on November 15, 1951. Read Obituary
Jean can not be remembered without thinking of a million wonderful moments that made up 40 years of being her neighbor and friend We remember her zest for life, love of her family, her Boston accent, 4th of July when the world celebrated her birthday, her home where all the children went because she had treats for them, how she loved her roses and vegetable gardens, her stories of her life in Boston as a child and as she was growing up, how she looked like a model out of a magazine when she went out, her love of dancing, her inner strength-beauty and kindness, her love of cooking and the wonderful meals she shared with us, her running from a snake a little boy chased her with, getting a little boy off the roof, how she welcomed everyone who came in her home with a hug and kiss and always snacks, how she taught a child to speak Italian which the child shared with her class, and last but not least her tremendous ability to love. She has brought so much joy to the lives of so many around her. She lived life to the fullest. Now, heaven will get to experience the wonders of Jeannie.
I will always have memories of Jean as a loving and joyful person, always giving to others. I’ll be praying for all of you.
Judy Vermurlen
Jean was my next door neighbor for a couple years. She was the first person to welcome me to the neighborhood. My son and I were moving my belongings in when Jean came over with a wonderful Cheese ball and crackers and saved the day for two hungry movers. She was such a precious friend to me!
We pray that your nice memories of Jean will always remain in your heart like they have in ours. She always brought joy and laughter, also good food, to the Grant Street gatherings. Those good memories will help the sorrow fade away. -Al and Mary Bishop
Aunt jean was always happy and loveing she is missed so much.love you aunt jean .
