Birth date: Jun 21, 1920 Death date: May 29, 2011
Jessie Owen Hatch, Departed this world on May 29th 2011 at Bishops Glenn Retirement Community, Holly Hill, Florida. She was born in Ottawa Ontario, Canada on June 21, 1920. She retired in 1978 from Chalk River Nuclear Laboratories Read Obituary
Steve, Scott, and Sam,
I'm sorry to hear of your loss.
Jessie....a loving sister, kind, thoughtful and always had words of encouragement. There is not enough space nor words to express our love. Carolyn, Doug and Family our prayers are with you. Your memories will bring you joy forever. All our love....Kenn and Faith Weston.
Aunt Jessie was my favorite! She was a beautiful Lady....inside and out. I always looked forward to her visits. Its been many years since I've seen her but my memories are so vivid. She has joined her Heavenly Family now. To Carolyn and Family...my sincere thoughts and prayers are with you.
Mom..a friendly,caring,compassionate,unselfish,loyal, hard working, talented,Christian Lady. I remember as a child your wonderful cooking and numerous dinner parties you and Dad hosted with you doing all the cooking, yummy aromas from the kitchen. Your talent as a pianist, you could make those ivory keys dance. You wanted me to be able to do the same but with little success, I did try. God had given you that special gift. I hope you have a nice grande piano in Heaven to play, the angels will sing. One of your favorite songs being "How Great Thou Art". I do have to thank you for giving me your love for flowers. You surely did enjoy them. I will always be grateful that you taught me to enjoy needlework long before I started school. It has given me hours of pleasure as it did for you over the years. We all have many pieces of your handy work in our homes.The one thing I will always remember is your unconditional love. I know I disappointed you many times, but you were always there for me, always forgiving. You also had the same pride and love for Doug and your grandsons, Stephen, Sam and Scott and great granddaughters Julie and Jill. The devestating disease of Alzheimers robbbed you of your memory over the past months but I could still recognize that love in your eyes and your voice. It couldn't take that away from you.Mom, enjoy your new life in heaven, I know you're happy. I'll miss you but I'll be okay, have my loving family here. You have left me a spectacular legacy, I will do my best to keep it going. I will not have a problem with my love for God and my family. You were the best example any daughter could have had. Mom, until we meet again...remember, I Love You Very Much
Grandma,
You were one of a kind. Always so caring and gentle, you never got "cross" with anyone that I can remember. I'll always cherish the summers I spent with you and Grandpa at the lake in Canada when I was younger. You were the consumate wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother, with a strong christian faith. Heaven has gained another wonderful angel and we will all see you again. Thank you for being my grandma...
