Dear John and family,

We were both very saddened by the loss of one of the most special ladies we've ever known. Squeak was such a joy to know with her beautiful smile and giggle but you always knew when she was mad at someone or something.

John will always remember his ride with her to bingo in Oil City years ago when she was driving about 80 mph coming up Route 8 through Cherrytree. All he saw was trees flying by. He helped her with the flowers she planted around the VFW then she unknowingly dug up the daffodil bulbs. She and John laughed many times over that.

We were so happy we got to see her on our trip to PA this past July and will be missed a lot. She was a great friend and we loved her very much.

condolences and prayers. R.I.P SQUEAK

John and family, so so sorry to hear of your beautiful Mother's passing. My Mother Vera (Kerecman) Glancy passed on August 26 th and I was just thinking of your Mom to let her know. My mother and all of her brothers and sisters considered your Mom as family. I Know my grandfather George Kerecman of Union City thought alot of your Mom as well.I will always remember what a classy lady she was. I never saw her in slacks, always in a dress. It is very comforting to know the two of them are together and are no doubt having a fine time. One time I complimented your mother on having nice legs and she chuckled, waved her hand away in dismisal and said she had seen better legs on

a piano. Truly one of a kind. God Bless!

Prayers and hugs to the family. She was so much fun when she would come in and have a drink with us ladies. she will be missed and remembered.

I was so sorry to hear of Jeannette's passing, she was a wonderful person. We enjoyed having her in our TITUSVILLE WOMAN'S CLUB. She was always so willing to help. She also was on my team for the American Cancer Society Relay for Life before I moved to Florida. I drove her to FL to look at her home in Ruskin before she bought it. I had just bought mine here in Ormond Beach on the other coast, and she decided to buy hers. We had a lot of fun on that trip. She was a very joyful person and always fun to be around.

I know she will be so missed by her family and many people. She was one of Titusville's best known citizens and made the most of her life. My prayers are with the family. She is in heaven now for sure.

So sorry to here about Jeannette passing. She will be missed. I would visit her when I would come home. Let Derek know if there is anything he can do. Our prayers are with you.

I'm so sorry for your lost.she was a great lady. Prayers for your family.g

Sorry to see that Mrs. Zombeck has passed. I remember her fondly. She was a wonderful, decent person that raised a good son, John. Mrs. Z. would let John & I play records & never yelled about the music! She'll be seeing my Mom in heaven.

Jeannette was a very special lady to me. I always enjoyed our visits wherever we met. In recent years, I would give her a ride from Saturday afternoon mass to downtown. She always wanted to stop at the PNA and she would say, "I will work my way around town." She was much joy to sooooo many people.

Loved to play Bingo with the veterans in Erie. The cutest story that was flavored for ever -- she was running late - driving Route 8N to Erie, and got stopped by the state police for speeding. She gave her plight of why she was driving so fast. Never found out if she was given a citation!!!

Oh how she enjoyed the bands at the VFW -- her feet were constantly moving, with or without a partner.

Always a pleasure to see her wherever. Love to you in the passing of such a wonderful fun filled person.

Margaret I Fiely, VFW Auxiliary Chaplain