Contributions to the tribute of Jean M. Naimo

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Wednesday, September 11, 2024

So sorry to hear of your loss. Jean was a truly wonderful person and I hope your family Memories help you through this difficult time.

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Rebecca Sardinskas posted a condolence

Tuesday, August 13, 2024

My name is Rebecca and I know Jean’s daughter Jean through a business relationship that fostered a friendship over the years - Many times we laughed about Jean’s Mom ironing sheets and family members of mine that did the same. Please know the family is in my thoughts and so sorry for your loss. Wishing you all a sense of peace and calm during this time.

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Chris Mahoney posted a condolence

Tuesday, August 13, 2024

My earliest memory of Jean was walking to her apartment in a three-story tenement, a few blocks from our house on Western Avenue in Lynn. When I walked in her door, and felt the warmth with which she greeted my Mom and I, I knew we were loved and part of her family. She understood me from an early age. She was my Mom‘s best friend and a force for good in her life, and in the life of our family. Their decades-long friendship was a picture of devotion and care for one another. I would listen to them talk on the phone for hours, and didn’t realize that I was being taught the meaning and value of a lasting, loving friendship. I love that woman, and her deep understanding of people and their motivations. My heart goes out to her beautiful family. This is the end of her life on earth, and she will be sorely missed, but it is also a beginning. I so look forward to spending eternity with her in heaven. We will sip limoncellos and perhaps reminisce, but knowing Jean, she will steer the conversation to the deeper meanings of a glorious future in Jesus Christ.

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Jean Kajko Posted Aug 13, 2024 at 11:00 AM

Thank you for the beautiful words about my mom. She loved your mother and all of beyond measure. We all did-

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Suzanne Russell lit a candle

Monday, August 12, 2024

Jean and Frank opened their hearts and doors to my daughter and grandchildren and had warm hugs when I got the chance to visit. I loved sitting with her and having coffee or a glass of wine and we never ran out of things to talk about. She was a doting mother, grandmother, great grandmother and friend. Now she is with her husband Frank and other family in Heaven. My heart and prayers are for the ones she left behind but I'm sure she will be there at the gates of Heaven with open arms to the ones she loved. I feel really blessed to have known her and Frank. My prayers are for the family, praying they find the peace that they need knowing she is not in any pain and made whole again in our Lord Jesus arms.

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Michelle Zuccaro lit a candle

Sunday, August 11, 2024

Mrs. Naimo there are many memories to reflect on camping, sleepovers, and time spent on Fillmore were a big part of my childhood. The many Mondays you, Mary, Nanna Champany would spend getting hair done, having tea and teaching me so many things gs about life, being a mom, cooking. You were a combination of Erma Bombeck and Martha Stewart. I loved your ability to flex with life. Tea belongs in China you are right! May you rest in peace with your best friend Frank at your side again. Thank you for being a part of my life. Oxxo

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Sunday, August 11, 2024

Jean M. Naimo

1932 - 2024

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