Birth date: Jul 11, 1950 Death date: Jan 18, 2020
Jeannette Smith went to be with the Lord on January 18, 2020. She was a graduate of Stadium High School in 1969. She is survived by her loving son, Michael Smith and his wife Gina of Long Beach, CA, and sons Craig and Ken, of Taco Read Obituary
Oh my dear Grandma. I've known of your passing but just now found this obituary & tribute wall. I wish you could have met my kids, your greats. You were such a great grandma to me and Ev. I'm so sorry we lost touch once I went to college. My priorities were out of line. I know you're holding my son in heaven until I get there. Oh what a joyous reunion that will be! I love you and think of you often.
I love and miss you so much mom. I think about you everyday ...some day's its so hard without you but then I think how happy you have to be now with god and it makes it easier... I pray everyday that I'll see you again.. Love you mom.. Your son Craig....
So sorry to hear of your passing. So many memories of us when we were kids growing up. We all were close as cousins. You and I shared the same name of our Grandma. The times As young women when we went dancing at The Red Roof. Rest in heaven with all our loved ones especially your mom. Love you cousin.
It was such a honor to provide care to Jeannette Smith she was a blessings like what my co marry said he knew my a call me for coffee and bing strong mind not willing to give up on life and enjoy life to the fullest
Jeanette was such a treasure at Alaska gardens, where she lived the last couple years of her life. She had a wit and what I call a sass to her that brightened my day everyday. She was my favorite patient there. Always greeting me upon getting to work with a smile and a request for coffee:). She has already been greatly missed by her caregivers and other residents. I’m just grateful I got to be a part of her life.
My dearest Sister, you brought me joy to see how far you had come in the last 3 years with your confidence and how happy you were with the new friends at your home at Alaska Gardens. You are now amongst the Angels, with Mom, Auntie Liz, Uncle Jack and Aunt Minnie, and so many others in Heaven. I can't express the love I have for you and will always carry you in my heart. I miss your calls every day and how your face would light up when Jan and I came to see you. Rest in peace, dear Sis. I love you. Your big brother, George
I will always hold onto dancing around the coffee table to Neil Diamonds coming to America. You will be close to my heart. I know you’re with grandma and Auntie Liz and that makes me smile. Xoxo
Sending my condolences to the family and my prayers for you all ...
