Jeanine Lynn Grayer

Jeanine was predeceased by her father, James (Jimmy) Grayer and her sisters, Ursula Grayer and Maryann Grayer. She is survived and greatly missed by her loving daughter Tanisha Grayer, stepdaughter Ena Papp and stepson Jesse Thomas, her mother, Agnes Grayer, her siblings ; Michael (Cheryl), Lee (Brenda), Kim (George),Anthony, Spencer, Chris (Shannon), Jeremy, Ann, Derek, Patty, Evette, Jamie, Eleanor, Jason (Tina) and many, many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

Jeanine was loving, caring, empathetic and was always there for those in need, no matter the situation. She will stay in our memories as a strong, confident, eccentric woman with a mean right hook. She always found the strength to endure the many battles that came her way, and best prepared herself for any future challenges. After the tragic incident that left her with brain damage and wandering the streets, not knowing who she was, Jeanine found her way back to her loved ones. She inspired all of those who witnessed her struggle through her confusion and memory loss as she continued to put smiles on faces, express her undying love for her family and assert her strength when needed.

Viewing for Jeanine will be held at Giffen-Mack Funeral Home (2570 Danforth Ave.) Monday April 2, 2018 at 4-7 pm, family arrive for 3pm. Chapel service will also be held Giffen-Mack Funeral Home Tuesday, April 3, 2018 at 1pm. Reception service will be held at 1577 Kingston rd. (Kingston Rd. and Warden) April 3, 2018 at 3pm. Everyone is welcome to join us to celebrate the life of our beloved Jeanine.

Your forever in our hearts

For all you were to us in life

And all the joy you brought

Your memory is with us in every single thought

The pain we felt at losing you

Will never go away

But knowing that you’re in our hearts

Helps us through each day

When you were here we always felt

That nothing could go wrong

But you’re still our inspiration

And your memory keeps us strong

And though our hearts are heavy

They’re also full of love

And that’s’ enough to comfort us

While you’re in heaven above