Birth date: Feb 16, 1919 Death date: Sep 8, 2013
Mrs. Jeanne Margaret (Blais) Comeau, age 94, passed away peacefully on Sunday, September 8, 2013. She was the daughter of Louis and Angela (LeMeiux) Blais and was the oldest of ten children. She married Camille “Kim” Comeau in 193 Read Obituary
Dear Blais Family~ With sincerest sympathy with the loss of someone so well loved and respected. Thinking of you at this time, and hoping your good memories will overcome your sadness. The Monroe Family of St Jean's Church
Larry, Frederick, Mardi, James and Joan
Dear Karen,
I am so sorry to hear about your Mom. You are in my thoughts and prayers as you go through this difficult time. Please accept my condolences.
My thoughts and prayers are with her family.
Jean Senecal
I love you GiGi, you were the most thoughtful, generous and inspirational people I have ever met. You've taught me a lot, and I thank you so very much for that. I still remember the days in Arizona playing cribbage poolside. You will be missed, I love you!
-Alyssa Cox (Great-Grandaughter)
We send our sincere sympathy to your family. We are here to support you in your time of loss – today and for as long as you need us. – The Staff of Harbor Hospice.
Having lived as neighbors on Jefferson Street 55-60 years ago, imagine my surprise in meeting Jeanne once again as a neighbor of my mother-in-law at Seminole Shores. I sat and talked with her on many occasions and shared memories of growing up on Jefferson Street. She was still very sharp and it was fun to talk with her about the old days. Always a perfect lady, she never had a hair out of place and was proud of being 94 years of age. We were amazed at her ability to take on complicated crossword puzzles and play card games competitively as well. For the family one anecdote that we will never forget - a few months ago Jeanne had to be taken to the hospital and it was determined that she was dehydrated from not regularly drinking her water. So, having experienced the same problem with our Mother, we often stopped to see Jeanne when visiting Seminole Shores and asked if she was drinking her water. Her response on one occasion, " Water is no fun to drink; it would be so much better with a little scotch in it !"
To Cassie and Karen and the broader Comeau family, we are very sorry for your loss but feel absolutely blessed to have had the opportunity to interact with Jeanne over the past 20 months. She was one sophisticated and classy lady. May our God be with you as you lay her to rest. m
Warmest personal regards,
Don and Linda Potter
Thoughts and prayers are with the entire family.
Jeanne was the sweetest, kindest lady in this world. It was a privilege to have known her and some of her family.
Sincerely, Jo and Jerry Privasky
GG (acronym coined by 7 great grandchildren) showed us all the perfect balance of grace and spirit. Through her example my wife, our kids and I learned how you can carry yourself as polite and proper while laughing often and enjoying every day. We'll miss her calls but find comfort in our memories. We're all fortunate to have broken bread with the classiest of matriarchs.
TC
Aunt Jean was an exemplary member of the Greatest Generation in every sense of the phrase. The mother of two great cousins she always made me feel welcome in her home. One could not ask for a better cook and it was always a special treat to attend family get togethers at aunt Jean's. I will always cherish her sense of humor, warm smile and love for the game of cribbage. She was a no nonsense class act and I will miss her dearly. Thanks for the memories aunt Jean they will always remain very special.
A wonderful Aunt and classy lady that showed us how to enjoy life and role with life's punches. Thank's for all of the wonder memories you provided from the years of hosting Christmas Eve for the Blais families, the family parties at the Farm, and the enjoyable conversation and family history lessons on the trips when I accompanied you to Phoenix. I hope you are now enjoying those cribbage games you were looking forward to with those that proceeded you.
J.B.
