GMommy was a wonderful grandmother and GDaddy a wonderful grandfather. They loved each other and always took care of our family. Alex and I were blessed to have them close by growing up and I will always cherish the time we all had together.

There are so many beautiful moments I shared with my GMommy. From singing the sound of music together while she played the piano, to watching the progress of her paintings, going on family boat trips, our trip to NYC together at Christmas time to see broadway and explore the city, going to local ballets and plays, spending the day shopping together, having conversations over meals, our family gatherings over holidays, and always being there for me in big life moments. I miss her dearly and I’m so grateful for all of the loving memories we’ve created over the years.

Gmommy kept our family close in so many ways. She always organized family gatherings for birthdays and holidays and making those moments special was something she was always very good at. I will miss celebrating all of life’s moments with her love and encouragement.

GMommy was always there for us at every special occasion or big life moment, smiling and wanting to catch up on everything that’s been happening in life since we last talked. Some of my favorite things about her was that she always showed love and kindness, spoke her mind, shared stories and wisdom, wanted the best for everyone, and she was always genuinely interested in spending quality time together. She was a special woman with a huge heart that I admired very much.

Boating with GMommy and GDaddy growing up is one of my fondest memories of us spending time together. I pray they are enjoying being on the water together again in heaven.

My deepest condolences to the entire extended family. Mrs. Cumming was such a sweet and gracious Southern Lady. I always admired her and the sweetness she exhibited every time I saw her. Mrs. Cumming was always a welcomed sight during the years I worked for Dr. Cumming. I always enjoyed seeing her smiling face when she came by during the day.  My thoughts and prayers to you all.
Deepest Regards,
Leah Seivers Russell

Two years ago we became Jean’s next-door neighbor at Westminster. She was such a special lady and we enjoyed her friendliness, kindness and especially her bright smile every time we saw her.  It would be very hard not to like Jean and we will miss her very much on our floor.
Our condolences go out to her family and know that she is now one with Christ.
Blessings, Joan and Glenn HasBrouck

Lovely lady. I only met her a year ago, but we bonded over our shared love of beautiful, colorful decor. She had an impeccable sense of style, and, during our long talks, I felt so lucky having someone to share my  love of interior design with. Jean will be missed.

Jean making sure Tracey was safe (?) while putting up Christmas lights in 2013. One of many happy memories I have of her but sadly only one photo. I will really miss seeing her on my trips to Winter Park.

Jean was so much fun! She was a great bridge player, had a nice sense of humor and was so proud to show off her grans! She readily shared their pictures and was proud of her family! She will be truly missed.
Ginger Childs

Enjoying your company whenever we got the chance

This is Jean in her jeep she drove as a teenager in Atlanta, GA

Your great-grandkids enjoyed hanging around with you.

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Jean Cumming

July 15, 1934 – September 1, 2025

Baldwin-Fairchild Goldenrod/Winter Park Funeral Home

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