Jeanette Williams

We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Gunderson Funeral Home - Madison

Jeanette lived so large, always doing something interesting and sharing with so many. I appreciated her quest to always be engaged, acceptance of all people and ease to include everyone, to make them welcome. Her spirit will thrive still in all who knew her. My sympathy to all of the family who lost her so quickly but she is free of the burden of illness. Thinking of you all.

Jeanette and I were classmates of the 1952 class graduating from Hampshire High School. We had been classmates since the 7th grade plus my mother had rented an apartment from Jeanette's parents for a few years, so I knew her family well. I first met Jug when he worked at Sisselcraft in Hampshire following my second year of high school when I drove a milk delivery truck for the summer. Both Jeanette and Jug were wonderful human beings, as anyone who knew them is likely to say. Our high school class used to have gatherings every five year anniversary of our graduation and birthdays (i.e., this was, for example, our 40th, 45, etc. years). It was always a pleasure to continue our relationship at those gatherings. May she rest in Peace, Rev. John Blakslee