Jean Ann Weeks

Jean Ann Weeks (nee McTague) of West Dennis, MA passed away peacefully on Feb 13, 2025 at her beloved home in West Dennis, MA with her close family in attendance. She was born on October 2, 1932 in Boston, MA.

Jean was the loving wife of John (Jack) her husband of over 59 years who passed in 2014. She is preceded in life from her sister Carol Mills, son Michael, daughters Debbie, Donna, and Cindy, nephew Clint Mills and niece Cheryl. She leaves 8 cherished grandchildren Michael Vas Nunes, Sarah Spanos, Katie Spanos, Kelsey Spanos, Timmy Weeks, Maggie Weeks, Jack Weeks, and Tommy Izzo. She also has 2 great grandchildren Lucas and Nicole Vas Nunes as well as great nephew and nieces Clint Mills III, Alison Mills, Colleen Mills and Ricky Engel.

She was beloved by her friends and community as she was always quick with a smile and a witty retort. She was a social butterfly who enjoyed card games including bridge, whist and cribbage. She loved Cape Cod and was a lifelong Cape & Islander.

We all will miss her deeply.

Viewing will be on Wed Feb 19 from 8:30-9:30AM at Doane Beal & Ames 260 Main Street, Harwich, MA

Ceremony to follow at 10:00 AM at Holy Trinity Catholic Church, 246 Main Street, Harwich, MA

Jean will be buried with her husband Jack at the Massachusetts National Cemetery, Connery Avenue, Bourne, MA at 1:15PM

In lieu of flowers, offerings and/or donations can be made to Hospice Care, Visiting Nurse Association

www.capecodhealth.org

The following was shared by Cindy:

For those that may have missed the viewing, I had a few words for my mother.

My mother has a playful spirit, she can be a little mischievous, but always playful. She

enjoyed finding ways to get a laugh, give a laugh or have a laugh.

She was a force to be reckoned with at any card table.

It could be bridge, cribbage or hearts. It made no difference. She would use any mean

necessary to win. At times we would join forces to overthrow the Queen, however, more

often than not our efforts ended in dismal failure.

She loved every minute of it.

My mother was blessed throughout her life with a devoted, loving husband, 4 children, 8

grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. She was fortunate to have her sister Carol live

close by on the Cape. They spoke several times a day and I am sure covered all topics.

She had a knack for attracting positive playful people in her life. As I sat down t write this I

realize the list is very long, many have already passed and I am sure were awaiting her

arrival and many are among us now. I hope that in the days to come and weeks to come

we can share our Jeanie stories.

I loved her strength and competitiveness.

I loved that she had so many dear friends

I know she cared deeply for us all and will make her presence known.

Looking back now, I know I was blessed to be with her at home, in Dad's house.

While I was grunting through the challenge, I was reminded daily and often that the people

entering the house were angels on earth. Every single person operated from a place of

love and kindness. Hospice afforded my mother the opportunity to be home and that’s

what she and I had always planned.- to be home.

Here 4 children and 2 nieces were present. I was right by her side, enjoying a good laugh

when she decided to begin her journey.

I know she will be missed but also know she is free now.

Sincerely yours,

Urna Semper