I love you grandma! I will always cherish the time we had together. I think of you often, especially, when I make my special life saving dip! She used to call me and tell me I needed to fly down and make her dip. I got to see her only one more time after our dance and we got to have our first and last Thanksgiving together.

she loved all her children and grand children dearly

One of my favorite memories was taking you to get the Judge Judy haircut you wanted.  You really liked Judge Judy and Heartland.
I was honored to help my Husband take care of you and get to know you over the past four years.  I look forward to meeting Jeanne again all healed up.  She had an amazing spirit and zest for life,  I am sure she will be on her horse ranch and picking beautiful flowers.  Hats off to Jeanne.. with much love your daughter-in-law, Ranee.

I made her a dip one time and it turned into every time I came into town I had to make it for her. 
I’d fly in and that would be the first thing she’d say to me “are you going to make me your dip?” 
She’d ask me to fly down here just to make it for her, whenever I was on the phone with Dad. It was just cream cheese and salsa lol and you eat it with wheat thins but she loved it. 
Now when I make MY special dip, I’ll be thinking of her.
We’ll  miss you grandma! 

My Grandma (and Grandpa Jack Stover) took me in when I needed her the most and was at my lowest point as a young adult. She believed in me and knew how and when to push me out to finding myself again, and seeing that I carried her blood through my own veins which made me automatically wild lol but strong and capable of taking care of myself and making a better life for myself. She was so in tune with me that even after I moved into my own place down in town I would be having a hard time, crying, lonely, and she would call asking what was wrong and to come up the mountain and we would talk about it. She was such a comfort to me in that time. But my all time favorite memory while I was still living with her was when she caught a bear lol. We heard a bear in the chicken coop down the hill 200ft ish from the house, she shot a few rubber bullets it's way which made no difference, mean while she is headed down the stairs while yelling and trying all the tricks like fireworks and all, and when nothing else worked and she was close enough, keep in mind I'm also screaming but at my Grandma to get back up to the house the bear could come out at any point, but nope she goes in shuts the doors and locks that big ass bear in that coop!! My little firecracker Granny showed me two things that day, we can be stubborn but we also can be brave! Grandma I will forever hold you in my heart and I'm glad you are free of pain and with Grandpa riding horses in the sky!! Rest easy! I love you Grandma
Love Always
Your Granddaughter 
Kristin Moffett (Kwasniewski/Burch/Stover)

Mom shared her love for horses with me as young as I can remember. Here are a pic of her with my horses this last year.

My Mother Jeanne R Stover, has fought through pain  both before and after her body sent a deadly massive stroke her way in 2006 that would leave her without the use of the left side of her body. and paralyzed with that said she was a fighter to live she always believed life is worth living and as a spice of life that she was. she was a horse lover and just spending time watching heartland made her life better she loved that show my mother was a mother which I told many times. if; and when I go, if I get to choose my mother again, I would choose  her  I loved her with all my heart even when we argued we always worked through the tuff times together I miss that and her dearly Thank you Mom for bringing me into this world to spend time with you.  ill never forget you. Mom passed in peace Love always your son Jeff Burch she would say live well its worth it

OBITUARY

Jeanne R. Stover

November 19, 1945 – December 27, 2021

Olinger Andrews Caldwell Gibson Chapel

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