Birth date: Oct 8, 1925 Death date: Mar 17, 2019
Jeanette Catherine Pelon Kamp, aka Moon, age 93, died March 17, after complications following influenza. Born in 1925 to Dutch immigrant parents, Bartel Pelon and Jacomina DeVries; Moon was raised in Englewood, Chicago. Moon told Read Obituary
Sending my sincere condolences to Kim and Tim. May you find comfort in all of the love and prayers still being sent your way.
"Kim's Mom" was a wonderful part of my childhood memories. I was so sorry to hear of her passing. John and I both offer our sincere sympathy to Kim, her brother Tim, and the family at this sad time. With Love, Sharon and John Deak.
Kim and Tim, I have much to say so a letter is forth coming to 305 E Savage. Shirley and I were so glad that we were able to come down. Love you both.
I was very blessed to rent the darling apartment on the back second floor of 305 E. Savage Street. I spent 3 happy years there. Jeanette, Don, Kim, and Tim were so
supportive and kind to me! They were like my second family! Even now, when I drive
by the house I smile and think of the many wonderful memories I have from living there.
I remember Jeanette had a beautiful smile and an infectious laugh. I loved joining her at the kitchen table for a cup of wonderful strong black coffee!! She was a remarkable woman and brought joy and laughter into many lives.
I regret I have a conflicting appointment at the time of the visitation and memorial service. I will be thinking of you all and keeping you in my heart, thoughts, and prayers.
With deepest sympathy,
Mary Jane (Ansorge) Mass
I had the pleasure of living next door to Don and his beautiful wife. I helped Don build his garage and was able to know him better and listen to the kind and loving words he would share about his bride. They raised two children that they could be very proud of and I wish them both, the best memories of their two great parents. Eric Odmark 3/20/2019
What can one say about Nettie? She was fun and very witty to be around. We always had a nice ride to McDonald's when she would call me for a ride in the mornings when she needed one. Knowing that she is living in heaven now brings comfort and peace.
She was loved by many and she will always remain in our hearts and memories.
Blessings to her family.
Rick and Faye Rickabaugh
Kim, our prayers go out to you and your entire family as you grieve the loss of you mom.
May Jesus comfort you in the knowledge that heaven is getting one classy lady, Big hugs from both of us.
Ken and Kathy Zimmerman
I have known her my whole life, first at SLCRC and later through seeing her around town. She was a gracious and lively lady who always had a word of encouragement, spot-on honesty, and a twinkle in both eyes! She personified class and integrity.
I’m sure everyone in your family will miss her! May you find comfort in abiding faith and grand memories.
Dear Aunt Nettie, Bruce has fond memories of the years spent with you when he was young as well as all the years I celebrated "our" birthdays with you & Kim. You were such an amazing Aunt, always sharing stories of Grandpa Pelon and your siblings. You had such a wonderful sense of humor, always making us laugh. You will be leaving an enormous "hole" in the mesh of our family that no one else can fill. Thank you for all of the wonderful years, we love you and you will be truly missed.
Courage humor and candor, so true! I was blest to know those for four short years! She will be SO missed!
Cousin Dottie
