It's been a long time Jeannie? We had some good times back in the day ?  Remember the three of us growing up walking all over San Jose on Steven Creek.  We would always be at your house on the fence or at your folks Restaurant.  We had fun , We fought , We laughed .  I will always remember the parties we danced all night hit each and every club in the day.   You driving the TR6  ,  traveling where  the wind would blow.  I know your like my Mom maybe you will meet up with her up there,  Most importantly Jeannie you lived you had a fun and active life . life was worth living to the most.  You will be missed   Beckie Aalgaard, Dolly Clark, and yes even Nina.

Jeannie was a  genuinely kind and supportive person.   I hope the memory of her joy and warmth sustains her family and loved ones. My prayers and sincere condolences go out to you all. 

Jeannie was an amazing person who had a deep understanding, kindness, and warmth  towards everyone.  She was always lively at work  and made everyone feel welcome and in a great mood.   My deepest condolences to Jeannie's friends and family. She will be greatly missed.



Jeannie and I started PCPH roughly at the same time back in 2017, so I had the honor to meet and work with her closely on many admin projects. Jeannie was always full of joy and always exhibit a positive attitude even on stressful days in the office. She really loves college football, especially the Stanford football team, and we always talked about it when we see each other. Even though I don't know much about football, just hearing her passionately talk about it made me smile.  My deepest condolences to her family and friends.  Jeannie is such an inspiring individual, and I will miss her dearly.

Jeannie was a true joy to be around; there was never a dull moment when we were together, and we were always giggling and laughing about something! I first met Jeannie when I started as a float with Stanford in 2019, and she taught me absolutely everything I know today. We started off in Oncology and she would also pop up around the corner where I worked and ask if I was ready to go to lunch with the girls. She truly helped bring me out of my shell, and I felt comfortable attending many exciting events with her on campus.  Even up until March, we had a zoom call (which I did not know would be my last) and she was helping me with something in the division I was in. Of course, we spoke briefly about work and spent the next 30 minutes discussing life and just how excited she was to plan her son's wedding! I send my deepest condolences to her loved ones and just know that she had a special place in not only my heart but so many others as well. I will be praying for healing and my deepest sympathy to her family. 

When I think of someone who truly sparked joy inside and outside of the workplace, Jeannie comes to mind. After meeting at Stanford School of Medicine, I realized we were actually working in the same suite and were occasional Caltrain mates. She was always so radiant and personable. When we would have email correspondence, I liked to reference her to a shining spirit. She loved to lend a help whenever an opportunity was present and she gave as much care and attention to each person she encountered. We would joke often, learn often, and share work and life experiences during the admin brown bag lunches. She always surprised me with her love of unique songs that I had never heard of, or I surprised her with interesting facts of how I just knew the answer to the question in the game.  We always had a good laugh to the Women in Medicine 2019 photo (and her white jacket ensemble) and she had so much pride in Stanford. As a float, I know her impact will be missed greatly university wide. Thank you for the wonderful memories Jeannie, may you be at rest and my prayers are with your family.

I worked with Jeannie for almost a year when she was spreading the joy to all the Divisions in the Stanford School of Medicine as a floating administrative associate.  I'm very glad she landed for an all too short time in the GI Division and we were lucky to have had her. She took a particular interest in my cat Tillie even though she was allergic to cats. Jeannie always had the homemade toys and yarnballs (which she always offered to refurbish). I'll miss her and I offer my deepest condolences. Tillie and I are retiring a toy in remembrance of our friend Jeannie.

Jeannie is the most helpful, always positive person with a can-do attitude!  She is so warm and friendly and will find a way to get things done.  She is so loving and cares for everyone. It is a stunning loss for humanity. Pray for your family and son to have the courage to face life without you!

Jeannie was assigned to my division for almost a year and we tried as hard as we could to keep her with us. She was so kind, funny, dedicated and warm to everyone. The staff and Faculty adored her. She will be missed by all. So sorry for your loss. Susan 

I had the greatest pleasure of working with Jeannie. She was an absolute joy to be around. She always had a positive attitude and the brightest smile. Even after she left the division, she continued to stay in touch and check-in. She was an amazing human being, with a heart of gold. She will be greatly missed. 

Jeannie was one of the sweetest women that I have met. She was always upbeat and willing to share her enthusiasm. My sympathies go out to her family. 

I had the privileged to meet Jeannie when she helped our department (Med-ID) for a few months. I got to know her better through Slack and Zoom. I loved her good sense of humor, positive attitude and happy smile.  My deepest condolences to her family and close friends. You're all in my thoughts and prayers. 

Jeannie was an amazing soul. One of the most selfless and caring people I have ever met. She will be greatly missed. 

Jeannie was a tremendously caring and loyal person. She was full of enthusiasm and youthfulness that was truly infectious. She will be greatly missed. <3

OBITUARY

Jeannie Woo Trump

18 April, 1955 – 23 August, 2021

Lima Family Santa Clara Mortuary

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