Jean Marilyn Heiberg

on her face and calling to her Momma and her daughter Mary who had preceded her in

death. They had come to lead her to Heaven after a full and blessed life.

Jean was born August 10th, 1925 to Blanche Viola Walters and Clearance Oliver

Walters Sr. After graduating from high school she joined the USO. She loved to dance

and just happened to meet a handsome sailor named Dale Glenn Heiberg. Soon after

their courtship Jean knew he was the man for her and they married in 1944. She loved

Dale so much that she married him twice! Being a Navy man Dale was off at sea often

but they managed to have a son Rick Heiberg on September 23rd 1948. After that it

seemed that every furlough home produced another child. Daughters Patti Jean then

Mary Francis. When Jean became pregnant the 4th time she decided to write a letter to

the office of the Navy to request that Dale please be honorably discharged because of

the hardship at home. Jean must have had a way with words because amazingly they

granted her wish and Dale was able to come home for the birth of his last child, Holly

Dale Heiberg.

Later in life Dale and Jean still loved to dance and go to parties with their friends but

they really enjoyed fishing. They built a house in Port Bolivar themselves but sometimes

with the help of their children. Dale even recruited his children’s friends with the

promise of beach time or fishing in the canal.

Jean is survived in life by her son Richard Glenn Heiberg and Holly Heiberg Sanders.

Grandsons, Eric Heiberg and wife Jill, Bryan Heiberg and wife Liz, Granddaughters,

Brook Nalani, Lindsie Postert, Cari Medrano and husband Matt, Geoff Smith and wife

Sara and 9 great grandchildren.. She is preceded in death by Jake Oliver Walters Jr., Dale Glenn Heiberg then her daughters Patti Jean Heiberg Marks, Mary Francis Heiberg Cuttler, grandchildren

Terra Jean Cannady and Michael Dale Smith.

A visitation is scheduled for Saturday the 10th from 9am to 10am. Funeral services beginning at 10am and will be live on Forest Park Lawndale's Facebook page.

Both will take place in the Colonial Chapel at Forest Park Lawndale . Burial will take place immediately

following funeral services .

Everyone in attendance must wear a mask and social distancing will be enforced.