John,

I am so sorry for your loss. I always enjoyed having you and Jean in my class. She had such a sweet smile and such a kind demeanor. She will be dearly missed. I know there are no words to ease your pain,  but I hope you can find comfort in loved you shared and all of the wonderful memories you have. I will keep you and your family in my thoughts and prayers.

My deepest condolences,
Shannon Hyatt

John,

I am sorry to hear about Jean.  I enjoyed it when the two of you would join RPM at North on Saturdays.  It always put a smile in my heart to see how you supported each other.  I am praying that you and your family find comfort in memories and knowing that she will be missed.

Dear John, 
I was extremely saddened to learn about Jean. I always think of you and her together in the gym, side by side, with her quiet and gentle demeanor. We are sure going to miss her. I pray that as time passes you will be comforted by the love you both shared for each other. Many hugs to you my friend. 
Love, 
Stephanie Martinez

Dearest John,
You and Jean are one of our most valued members of our Golds Gym family. It's always a treat when Jean and John are in class. Jean was an incredible rider with  some of the fastest legs in class.  Always with a sweet smile and often a funny story - we will miss her. Our hearts are broken and know she will never be forgotten. Much love to you and your family. 

Darlene & Jonathan

John

Jean was a wonderful, kind and giving person based on her actions and her quiet speaking, always supportive of all that you were involved with. I did not know her well but always enjoyed seeing her and speaking with her briefly. I know you will greatly miss her, every day. May God bless you, comfort you and guide you into this new phase of your life but know you are never alone, she will always be with you in your head, your heart and soul. She will be greatly missed by all her knew her for her gentle spirit.

Jean was a member of our TB family at DSHS.  And thus, John was adopted. I am so sad to learn of her passing. She was truly a beautiful person.  My condolences to John, the rest of her family and all her friends who loved her. 

John, I am deeply saddened to learn of Jean's sudden death.  I always appreciated her friendliness and helpfulness at the AustinGenSig meetings and Lifetime Learning classes.  It is rare that a couple truly shares a common interest and passion as the two of you shared in doing genealogical research.  I feel so very fortunate to have gotten to know both of you and to have learned so much from the work you did together.   I am so very sorry for your loss and will keep you in my prayers.   

Diane Silver

John, I am so sorry to hear of Jean’s sudden passing... I enjoyed working with the two of you, and she was always a pleasant person with a calming influence. I am sure there were many beautiful years of memories during your long time together... I pray that the best of those memories fill your heart and ease her passing. I am praying for you.... 

What a shock and heartbreak to hear of Jean's passing.  I met Jean the day that she and John came to our Austin Colony Chapter DAR meeting.  She expressed interest in joining our chapter and I was fortunate to spend time with her working on her application.  She was quiet, yet so excited, to become a DAR member.  It was a joy to meet her and , on behalf of the members of our chapter, we express our sincere condolences to John and her family.  

I always enjoyed saying hi to Jean at the AGS meetings. Her attitude of service was an inspiration. I didn't know her well but I will miss seeing her and can only imagine how hard this must be for John. I am so sorry that I will not be able to attend the funeral this week, but I will be there in spirit.

John- words cannot express how deeply sorry I am for your loss. I didn’t know Jean well but she was always so pleasant and helpful at the genealogy meetings. 
I pray that God provides His peace and comfort in the days ahead. 

Rebecca Printz. 

Jean was a buddy although a quiet gal you liked her.  She was always obliging and helpful in every way.  Seeing her and John at functions put a smile on your face.  Jean will be missed by a lot of us. Her passing reminds us of  our many years spent doing genealogy and making trips.  Wait for us dearest Jean...
You may have gone on before us but our heart and thoughts are with you. Bless your memory and John will be okay.  
Thank you.  Jean and Les Shroyer, Mason, Texas

I am deeply saddened over Jean’s death and my heart is breaking.  We were dearest friends and I will miss her every day. I could always rely on her and John whenever I needed help, whether with my computer, a special project, or some mundane chore that both were willing to help me with. I came to trust their judgment and wisdom as well and their advice. 

Jean was such a great gal who had a very private personality, she never complained or talked ill about others. She was gentle, kind, compassionate, and a true lady. She has left me with so many wonderful memories of our years together and I will always cherish those memories.  

John you are a strong person; you will make it through this even though it will be rough for a while.  Jean would want you to go on with life and live it serving others as you have always done.  You have many friends who care for you so cling to them. My thoughts and prayers are with you and Jean’s brother, Harry.  May God wrap his arms around you both and give you comfort and peace. 


My sincere condolences to John for the loss of Jean.  I have known Jean for many years through Austin Genealogical Society.  During my tenure on the board, Jean was the one who assisted so often keeping track of details.  She always was extremely efficient, courteous and never demanding.  Her dedication to the Society and to assisting John in his many endeavors was exemplary.  John, cherish the fond memories and never hesitate to ask for assistance.

We all must go sometime but this was too soon.  Jean meant a lot to the genealogical community and was a worker and a uniter for the cause.


Jean was always helpful and a support.  She was not one to draw attention to herself.  Jean was on the board of the Williamson County Genealogical Society.  She stepped in when help was needed.   I think her greatest accomplishment was her support of her husband John.  John is active, energetic and excitable.  I think Jean was his calm port in the storms of life.  She was his valuable companion.

It was a pleasure to have known Jean.  Although she did not seek the limelight, she stood out from others  because of her quiet approach to life.  Greatness is not determined by the number of followers on Facebook, but by the worth of a life well lived.

It seems a little too soon to have her return from whence she came.  She will be missed.

I knew Jean well through her commitment to both Austin Genealogical Society and also Williamson County Genealogical Society.  She was the one who  was always sitting behind the table, helping everyone with their membership or meeting check-ins.  There was that sweet smile and her kindness to every single person.  She was also our computer whizz who helped out behind the scenes.  Her devotion to you, John was to be admired.

My heart is heavy, knowing that she will no longer be in our presence but I do know, We all will never forget the great lady that she was.

John, my condolences to you at this difficult time.  Cherish her memories and know that we all are here for you.  We appreciate everything that you and Jean have done for our clubs.   Thanks to both of you for your leadership and enlightenment.  Good deeds are never forgotten.

Shirley Meyer

I am so sorry to hear about Jean’s passing. I knew her through the Austin Genealogical Society. She was the person who welcomed me to my first meeting just over a year ago and her smile made me feel welcomed. Jean did so many things for the Society over the years. Her generosity with her time was unbelievable. She will be missed by many.  Prayers for her husband John and the rest of her family. 

I knew Jean through the Austin Genealogical Society. A quiet soul who contributed so much! She has been an integral part for so many years, it just won't be the same without her. I still can't believe it. Thank you, Jean, for all the service you provided!! My prayers are with you and your family.

I remember Jean for so many things . . . her commitment to the Austin Genealogical Society,  her commitment to always helping her husband,  to keeping track of all the little things,  her willingness to always pitch in.  Mostly I remember how quiet she was.  As things got louder,  Jean got quieter.  When things were swirling and felt like they were out of control,  Jean was the quiet at the center of the storm. I was blessed to know her and feel her calm.

John, please accept my condolences on your loss of Jean. Just know that I am here.   So please don’t hesitate to reach out if I can help in any way during this difficult time.  Wishing you peace.  Rob R.


OBITUARIO

Jean H. Marostica

29 junio, 1950 – 30 marzo, 2019

Cook-Walden Funeral Home

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