Jean Geraldine Cuttonaro

May 3, 1958 – November 7, 2025

It is with deep sorrow and profound love that we announce the passing of Jean Cuttonaro, a beloved wife, mother, grandmother, cousin, and friend, who peacefully left us on November 7, 2025, at the age of 67.

Jean was the devoted wife of Nickolas Cuttonaro, with whom she shared a love that spanned decades and shaped their beautiful life together. She was the proud mother of Leanora Rola, wife of Michael; Alicia Dorner, wife of Bryan; and Michelle Zeagers, wife of Jonathan. She was the doting grandmother of Dylan Rola, Delaney Dorner, and Alexander Zeagers, who brought her immeasurable joy. Jean was also a cherished cousin, whose love and support extended beyond her immediate family, leaving a lasting impression on all who knew her.

Jean was predeceased by her parents, Ervin Fellin and Vincenza (Jennie) Maltese, who provided her with a foundation of love, strength, and wisdom. Their memory lived on in Jean through her own deep devotion to her family.

Jean’s love for her family was boundless. She devoted her life to creating a home filled with warmth, comfort, and laughter. As a gifted cook, she found joy in preparing meals that brought everyone together around the table. Above all, Jean’s greatest joy was simply being surrounded by the people she loved, sharing in their lives, and offering her gentle wisdom and caring heart. From the earliest days of their lives, Jean made sure her daughters were nurtured, protected, and given every opportunity to thrive. She was the rock that her daughters could always rely on, providing guidance, wisdom, and her unwavering support.

She was also a constant and steadfast presence for her husband, Nick, supporting him through both the joys and challenges of life with equal devotion.

Jean was overjoyed to become a grandmother. Although her time with her young grandchildren was brief, it was a time she treasured deeply. She had such love and excitement for the little ones, and it’s a loss to us all that she didn’t have more moments to share with them. We take comfort in knowing the love she had for them will live on in our hearts.

Nature was a great source of joy and peace for Jean. She had an innate appreciation for the beauty of the world around her, whether it was the calm of the ocean, the quiet of a forest, or the majesty of a lighthouse standing tall against the horizon. Her curiosity about the world was endless—whether it was through books, visits to museums, or exploring new places with her family, Jean was always eager to learn more and to share her insights with others.

Jean’s legacy is one of boundless love, unwavering loyalty, and a deep curiosity about the world. She was always there for her family, offering her help, her heart, and her wisdom in any way she could. Her presence was a steadying force, a source of comfort and strength, and her memory will live on in the hearts of her family and all those who were fortunate enough to know her.

Jean will never be forgotten. We will carry her in our hearts forever, and her love will continue to guide us in all the days to come.