We first found out about Jean's passing on October 13th, 2018.  When I attempted to call her to see how she was doing and heard that her phone was disconnected, I knew something was not right.  Jean was a great friend and neighbor.  She always gave great advice and to make sure that you were headed in the right direction.  She would always call to check on us to see how we were doing.  The day we told Jean we were moving from California for better opportunities in March 2018, I can remember our exact conversation that we had.  She took all of our forwarding information along with birthdays and said that she would write us.  Jean would always ask when my daughter (12) was selling Girl Scout cookies and gave my step-son (10) his first job by taking care of her news paper.  She would always call me asking to get her mail, which would end up into a three hour conversation which I never regretted.  Jean you will be greatly miss by myself, my wife, daughter and step-son. 

Jean and I have been friends since 1959.  She got her first medical transcription job in the Pathology Dept. at Childrens Hospital in Boston, MA.  We married the same year and then she and Bob left for Caif.  We have remained in touch every birthday, every Christmas, the birth of my 2 children and then best of all, my granddaughter was born 1 day after Jean's birthday.  That was almost 18 yrs ago.  We only managed 5 visits over the years.  I shall miss her booming voice and booming personality.  I love you Jean.  

Jean was a force to be reckoned with. She never did anything half way. If she cared about you, she was your biggest cheerleader. If she had a problem with you, she never pulled any punches.  

She was so honest about her likes, dislikes, loves and convictions. There was never anyone with a bigger heart! 

She made a mark on this world in a big way. She will be very missed. 

I am comforted in knowing that she has no more fears, hurts, pains or disappointments in the much better place she is now. Rest easy and know you left behind a legacy of love. 

I loved her spirit.  We could talk about Italian things and traditions forever.  She loved medical transcription and I feel proud to have called her my friend we would share Christmas cards and memories over the years.  My God hold this beautiful spirit in the palm of his gentle hand.


Like many others, I was privileged to know Jean as a friend and colleague. She was a dedicated medical transcriptionist and member of the American Association for Medical Transcription. I will miss our frequent and often spirited conversations. Rest In Peace, dear friend.

Jean was a good friend to many, and cared deeply about her profession, Medical Transcription. She was always ready to help with a project in our professional association. She shared her home many times with friends/colleagues in CAMT/AAMT, including me.  She always kept in touch with her friends, even if it was only by phone, after our meetings became less frequent. I spent many hours on the phone with her over the 26+ years I have known her. She will be missed! 

OBITUARIO

Jean Catherine Stevens

28 agosto, 1938 – 15 junio, 2018

Fairhaven Memorial Park & Mortuary

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