Birth date: Nov 5, 1951 Death date: May 1, 2011
Jeanne C. Wight Jeanne C. Wight was born November 5, 1951 and passed peacefully away at home with her daughters by her side, on Sunday, May 1, 2011. She lost her six year battle with lung cancer, but never the "fight." Jeanne's Read Obituary
I was only fortunate enough to know Jeanne for a few short years, but memories of her will live on in my heart forever. I will miss her beautiful smile and her fantastic sense of humor. Sending my love to you all during this difficult time <3##imported-begin##Marie Ekstrand##imported-end##
From my heart to yours I am deeply sorry for your loss. Jeanne was one of the most amazing, caring, strong, and loving women I have ever met. I had the honor of meeting Jeanne when I started working at DaVita. I honestly loved her from the moment I met her. Even though she was suffering you never seen her down. She was always smiling and upbeat. People were just drawn to her. I remember the Christmas right after her husband passed I came into work and she had a pile of gifts for my daughter and I. I was moved to tears and I told her she did not have to do that. She said in her nonchalant voice that she did it because she wanted to and to honor her husband's memory. She told me that every year her and Mike would adopt a family around the holidays and that even though he was no longer with us she wanted to continue the tradition and had chosen Bianca and I that year. Jeanne knew my struggle and she just wanted to take some of the burden off me. Which she would do quite frequently. Even though I would tell her to stop doing stuff for me she never did. She was stubborn that way. I would call her my fairy godmother. Always there for me when I least expected it. She was an amazing woman. I used her strenght at times to draw some of my own. I miss her more today than ever. She was always there willing to lend an ear to my everyday trivial problems and stories. Thank you for sharing your mom with us. She would always say how lucky she was to have so many people in her life that care about her. I say that we were the lucky ones for having her in our lives. I know she loved her daughters more than life itself. Kayla was her pride and joy. I know how proud she was of the young woman Kayla had become. I am so sorry for your loss but please know that there are sooo many people grieving right along with you. But in true Jeanne fashion I know she would not want us to be sad.So, everytime I think of Jeanne a smile comes to my face. She will forever be in my heart.##imported-begin##Mercedes Williams##imported-end##
Jeannie will be truly missed by all who knew her. A loving, caring and special person. Now you can dance the nights away with noogies. Love you! Our thoughts and prayers are with the families.##imported-begin##Dan & Diana Riddle##imported-end##
Sending my condolences to you all. Your mom was an amazing woman with such a big heart of love. Her smile will be remembered by all who saw her going in and out of Davita day after day. her smile made you want to go to her and tell her all your problems. She would just draw you in. At least thats what happend with me. She became a very special person to me. When I met her and she told me about all the challenges she was going through in life I wanted to be a friend, a support to her whenever she needed it. I thought I was there for her. But she was there for me. God used this woman to challenge me in life. She inspired me and has taught me so much. She has impacted my life in a huge way. I will forever miss her humor and laughter. No matter what she was going through she celebrated life. She loved her friends and family and faced life head on. No fear!! And a heart of gold. Now she is up there walking on streets of gold, watching a golden sunset with the love of her life. I love you so much Jeanne...God will watch over all your babies now...Forever in my heart.##imported-begin##Stacie Shaffer##imported-end##
I am so sad for you and your family. Jeanne will remain in my thoughts. Your unselfish love for her is testimony to me of the wonderful person she was. Her smile and laughter from her heart will always be with us, cheering us on from the sidelines and annoying a ref with her verbal assault's. I knew I loved her the first time I saw her do that at a T-Ball game that Angel and Barb were in....and Mike giving us the evil eye. It did not stop us...as the girls grew into slow pitch-fast pitch we just got louder. Such memory makers to reflect on. One cannot help but feel good when she is thought of. My sincerest sympathy to you and your family.##imported-begin##Kris Brooks##imported-end##
