Birth date: Apr 12, 1921 Death date: Jan 7, 2011
Jeanne Ayers Booth, 89, of Rehoboth Beach, DE, formally of Wilmington, DE, passed away peacefully in her home surrounded by her three loving children on Friday, January 7, 2011. She was a member of the Huguenot Society of America Read Obituary
To The Family, I had the honor of know Jeanne through the guild, Ocean Waves. She was truely a lovely, sweet lady and I will miss her a great deal. I'm so glad she was honored at the quilt show at Cadbury this fall.
Sincerely, Janice Brierley
i will truely miss her smiling face as i came to work every day and stopped to chat with her working in her flower garden with margo by her side
Dear Diane,
Although you mother is no longer with you, the seeds of creativity she passed on to you will continue to live and bear expression. You have wonderful memories of your mom and she will be with you in flickers of everything beautiful you touch.
The reception you gave your mother made her final days joyful by celebrating and sharing her many accomplishments with her family and friends. She knew you loved her and were with her in her final hours to comfort her.
Just as the sparrows grieved the day your mother passed, we all grieve for your loss.
Love,
Jane
May God give you peace in your time of lost. She is now a shining light in the heavens.
My deepest sympathies to Hap, Beverly, and April, and to the rest of the family, for the loss of Hap's mother.
Dear Diane and the rest of the family, Your mother will truly be missed. I am sorry I never had the opportunity to meet her. However, from what you have told me I see so much of her in you. The love you have for her will help to get you through this tough time. You are in my prayers and thoughts.
We will remember Jeanne as an elegant and beautiful woman. Her independence and dedication to her garden, art and pets remains an inspiration to us.
We pray that the grief that her family and friends are now feeling soon turn to wonderful and fond memories of a very remarkable woman.
John & Trixe Miller
formerly of 45 Maryland Ave.
Dear Jill,Happy and Diane,
We are all so fortunate to have had such loving and wonderful mothers.
I so value the artisan that your mother was and was in an art museum admiring paintings of roses the day before she died. In fact, I had written her a card and included the biography of the painter because he so made me think of her.
That was her true gift to me; an appreciation of beautiful things - from turquoise bracelets to inkwells to dolls to quilts to painted porceline and of course gardens. I saw and valued all of these objects differently when with your mother.
I will miss her. Know how much she was loved. So wish I could be there to celebrate her life.
Much love to you all,
Sally
We were so surprised. What a special tribute to your Mom; it is so easy to understand now where you got your many talents.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this very sad time.
A sympathy card has been sent to the family of Jeanne Ayers Booth.
