Birth date: Dec 28, 1940 Death date: Sep 27, 2019
Jeannette Elizabeth Morris of Clearwater, FL, passed away Friday September 27, 2019. Jean was born December 28, 1940 to Ida May Hall Cameron and William F. Cameron, Sr. in Middletown, Connecticut. She was raised in Middletown and Read Obituary
I was, and am, still in shock seeing Jean had passed. I met her when our neighborhood was fighting the proposed zip line in Largo. We became very close friends and we spent so many hours together outside in her backyard (when the mosquitos would allow) drinking coffee, smoking and laughing, while sharing our similar strange ways with the creatures that wandered thorugh our paths. Like why she had her husband's old baseball hat hanging outside because she knew the birds would nest in it each year, and that made perfect sense to me.
We would discuss everything in life it seemed and it would almost always end up in laughter as we had to carry whatever topic it was to some ridiculous extreme. We would start chatting early afternoon most times, then look up and realize time had flown by and it would be midnight or later.
Words cannot really describe...so I will not try...
She was so easy and warm and enjoyable to be around, I truly loved her and am so very, very sorry I didn't make time to see her at her new home. She had the courage to fight for what she believed in, always talked about her family and friends, always cared for and loved her husband James and shared herself so genuinely and allowed me to do the same. I am honored to have gotten to know her, honored she called me friend, I will miss her terribly but will keep her laughter in my heart...until we meet again.
I love you Jean and you will be so, so missed,
Michele Dunaway
My husband and I had the pleasure of meeting Jeannie when she was our neighbor in Largo. She was instrumental in helping us defeat the city of Largo who wanted to put a Zipline in our small park behind our homes. We visited her new home in Clearwater a few times and she always made us feel welcome. We loved her emails and texts about Trump since we were also a supporter. I always heard about how much she loved her husband and knew she visited him often to make sure they treated him well in the nursing home. We moved up to Citrus County a year and a half ago and the last email I received from her was this past February. We were wanting to visit her again when we made it back to Pinellas County. I am so sorry now that we didn't have that chance. She will be truly missed. We are grateful to have known her even if it was a short time. We offer condolences to her family and wish we could make it there this Saturday. I have a broken ankle and can't get around easily. We will see her again when we meet up in heaven with our God.
So many memories of Jeannie at "The Lake" incthe summer time. She loved to have me read to her from her collection of kids books. Her interest in her little cousin helped instill my love of reading to this day.
Always welcoming to me and friends that I dragged to Florida for vacation, full of laughter and joy and great food. I will never forget your love of family, you will now be welcomed home by you Mom, Dad, and Billy. Your extended family of Aunts and Uncles and Cousins that have gone before you welcome you as well. The heavens are singing your praises..Till we meet again,
Love, Kathy
Although we moved away over a year ago, we considered Jean as one of our new neighbors. She blended right in with her warm and friendly personality and was a beautiful and caring friend.
Dave and Freddie Campbell
Jeannie it is so hard to believe that you are gone. Joe and I will miss you dearly. You were a wonderful caring person to everyone you met, Your passion for life, supporting our military and your unique way of helping your causes from the background. A warrior when needed and soft loving and caring wife, sister, daughter, and teacher. Your protective devotion and love for your "Sweet James" is undeniable. You will be missed by many.
Jeannie was an extraordinary woman who has been a blessing to our family and anyone who was able to have an encounter with her. This wonderful human being was so fun and full of life. Thanks to Jeannie, we will cherish the memories we had visiting her from Chicago.
We will miss you Jeannie and we, too, will be celebrating you.
Our family is keeping your family in our thoughts and prayers.
Eternal rest, grant unto her, O LORD,
And let perpetual light shine upon her.
And may she Rest In Peace.
Amen
Love,
Mike, Grace and the Kids
Jean was an incredibly kind friend that I met on FreeRepublic several years ago. We shared a love for this country and shared a love for our incredible military heroes. We exchanged personal email addresses and became even closer friends. One Christmas, the doorbell rang and there was a package from Jean at my door. I was so surprised to receive the package and equally as surprised to open the package to find homemade goodies that Jean made and sent to me. I'm a military widow and to have Jean as a friend was even more special as I grieved the loss of my beloved husband. I will miss Jean more than I can say. She now walks with God as does my beloved husband. Karen
Roseville, CA
I have met so many wonderful people over the years but Jeannie stands in a category all her own...a loving and loyal friend, a patriot and fighter for liberty....a passionate supporter of our military, our veterans and our President. She was extraordinary and anyone lucky enough to be in her world knows how special she was. And oh how she loved her sweet James....each of us will be lucky indeed if we ever have someone love us as much as she loved him.
She will be missed by so many, touched so many lives and hearts, but we will continue to have Jeannie right next to us as we support the causes she loved. I love you Jeannie!
