Birth date: Jul 2, 1934 Death date: Jun 4, 2025
Jean P. Stone went to her heavenly home the night of June 4th 2025, with her loving daughter, Debbie by her side. She was predeceased by her birth mother, Littie Burnes, who passed when Jean was only 3 years old, and her father, J Read Obituary
Your sweet smile and soft voice will always be missed at Hearthside. Your always looked so beautiful wearing fabulous clothes and jewelry! You were a fashion statement in our community! Even at the end you still had that sweet smile ready for anyone who spoke to you. It has been my privilege to know you.
Donna Roach
Hearthside Senior Living
So sorry for your loss. Jean was always the sweetest lady every time I saw her. Loved her smile and disposition~ I wish I could’ve seen her more in the last few years. Heaven gained a beautiful Angel! 🙏🙏🙏.
The first time we met you made me feel welcome, part of the family.
Your quiet wit was always present, but at the same time, you had warmth that everyone depended on always. We will miss your beautiful elegance in everything you were a part of. Dancing has always been a part of my life, and to watch you having fun on the dance floor, especially with Chuck as your partner was a joy to all. Keep dancing with that contagious smile and thank you for your guidance.
Love, Kay
Jean Stone, just the mention of her name conjures up a multitude of happy memories. Loving wife, mother, and friend. The consummate host, Jean always made you feel welcome. Whether in her home, on their boat, or traveling in their RV, she and Chuck were the best.
Jean, accompanied by Chuck took my parents (and me too) on many an excursion. They traveled to Cancun, Cozumel, Isla Marada, and the Mackinac Island in Michigan. As my parents grew old and were homebound, Jean along with Chuck always visited them on a regular basis.
Jean was a talented dancer. If you could stand up next to her, she always made you look good!
Goodbye dear friend. You will be missed.
Marvin
Mom,
As a young child, I never realized just how much and/or what you and Dad sacrificed, so that Debbie & I could have a happy childhood. At the time, some of the life lessons you both were teaching, seemed "mean" to us, but as a young adult, I quickly learned why you had brought us up that way. You taught us to be independent, to work for and save for what we wanted, and that very little is actually "free" in life. You taught us strength, how to respect others, show compassion, and generosity. You also showed us constant love and to never take anything for granted. You showed me how to have a good business sense, manage my money, and never to assume things will remain the same. You demonstrated strength in your handling of Mamaw and Papaw's deaths just 10 days apart, and although I find myself struggling at times, I am doing my best to hold it together for your memorial and Dad's upcoming service too. I am doing all I can to uphold and honor both your wishes and I truly hope you are proud and happy with what I am trying to do. I love you both & miss you so much. Steve
Jean Stone, just the mention of her name brings back so many memories of days gone by. She was a gracious host, a loving attentive wife and mother, and a cherished friend. Jean always had a smile on her face and was always interested in what was going on in your life.
I remember cruising on their 38-foot Sea Ray. Jean and Chuck always made sure everyone was taken care of and were having a good time. One cruise entailed an awesome trip down the Tom-Bigby Waterway all the way to Mobile, AL and beyond.
And Jean was a world-class dancer. If you could stand up, she would make you look good! Always fun.
But when I think of Jean, I always think of how she and Chuck were so good to my parents. They took them on many trips to Cancun and Cozumel and Mackinac Island in Michigan. But most endearing to me was their frequent visits to my parents later in life when mom and dad were pretty much homebound.
Jean was always welcoming. Whether it was at a pool party at their home, an RV ride to the stadium, a boat ride on Pickwick, she was the glue that made it a fun, memorable time.
Jean, you are well loved and will be missed; but fondly remembered.
Love always,
Marvin
