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To my dear sister in law and best friend.
Thinking of you all the time.
Aunty Jean – the calm, the eye of the storm of Henley bedlam. A truly kind, wonderful and sensible lady. Rest in peace .
My heart will never mend, I will miss you more than words can say.
Our memories together will never fade, we loved , laughed, got confused and had the best times together.
You will live on in our memories and all of your children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Mum you were the kindest, most selfless and loving person I have ever met.
The world needs more Jean bon Beans to brighten our world!
Love you for ever mummy sleep well ❤
With all my love Grandma. Please continue to watch over me, mum and the family xxxx
Dearest Auntie Jean, always loving, always welcoming and always feeding everyone! You will be much missed and we were blessed to have you in our lives.
Mum, your family meant more to you than anything in the world. Our lives seem empty without you now. You were always there for us listening, caring, supporting and just being you. We couldn’t have wished for a better Mother in any way. You will be greatly missed by all the Trueman family. Love you so much now and forever. Rest in Peace.
My Mum,
Food for all, 7 or 70, inside (the Falconscroft Parties) or outside (the invasions of Lechlade), unflappable, tea on the brew, protect the trifle.
Wednesday evening ironing chats, the secret driving test, letters written to and from Zambia, Namibia and South Africa.
Felicity’s first UK visit at Christmas, my wedding in the bush (hats all round), the six Henley, laugh a minute, honeymoon in South Africa, seeing your first elephant at Pundamila, BBQs in the bush with monkeys and lizards.
Your first Granddaughter gabbling down the phone 2 continents away, your visit to South Africa to christen your second granddaughter, The 2 mother in laws tour of the UK (Marina sends love).
25 years of phone calls from 3 continents, your visit to Oz with the steel cows, laughs in the vineyards, sleeping in the car over the vast distances.
I loved spoiling you in the Spanish hacienda, siesta over a good book, drinks and tapas in the square at Ayamonte.
Being entertained and spoilt by your granddaughters in their own home, good byes for Oz again, hugs down the phone, seeing your eyes in the sparkling Indian Ocean.
Love you Mum, memories keep it all real.
Steve.
Grandma Jean, my Granny J. You were always such a sweet, caring soul. Your hugs, your laugh, your trifle and Cathedral City cheese sandwiches; you never disappointed.
It’s still difficult to comprehend that you’re no longer with us but, will always treasure the memories we made together. I will miss you dearly.
All my love xx
Even though you were taken from us too soon I am thankful for all the great memories I have of you. From our caravan holidays to countless special christmases together there is too many to write down. I will always remember your kind and loving nature and always smiling face that always lit up the room. You will forever be a queen in my eyes and an inspiration to live life to the full! Love you forever x
Thinking of you all ❤️ Your lovely mum was a wonderful lady, I always used to laugh that she would cook dinner at luncheon club for the oldies and she was older than most there. I feel very privileged to have known such a beautiful soul inside and out xxx I know you’ll be missed but talked about often with the fondest of memories xxxx
We all loved Queen Jean, her fabulous sense of humour made the times with her very special. It was a privilege to have known her; if there were more Jean Henleys in the world, it would indeed be a better place. Rest in peace Jean, you will be missed very much xxxx
So many memories of Auntie Jean, holidays at the Henley house in Falconscroft, in the caravan at Minehead, hysterics at the Isle of Wight and Ramsgate. So unflappable, so caring and loving. Rest in Peace Auntie Jean, time to let someone else make the sandwiches. Love you xxxxxxx
Happy memories of the Falconscroft days. Your many qualities have been passed on to my bessie mate Claire. Love from Linda and the Jefferies family. RIP Jean ( or ‘Aunty Jean’ as we called you) Xx
Sending my love and cwtches at this sad time. Try and think of all the lovely if sometimes crazy thing Jean did and try to smile. You helped her have a full and loving life. Xxxx
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