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Jean K. Jarrell

Posted 6/19/15

MILFORD - Jean K. Jarrell passed away at home on June 18, 2015. Jean was born to the late Ernest P. and Susan Holston. She attended Milford Senior High School graduating with the class of 1969. Jean …

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Jean K. Jarrell

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MILFORD - Jean K. Jarrell passed away at home on June 18, 2015. Jean was born to the late Ernest P. and Susan Holston. She attended Milford Senior High School graduating with the class of 1969. Jean was for many years employed with the Carl King Service Station where she was known by many. Much of her time she spent with her grandchildren whom she loved dearly. She was exceptionally fond of her Great Granddaughter Denala. In addition to her parents Jean is preceded in death by a Brother, George Edward Holston. She is survived by a daughter who was her caregiver and constant companion, Rhonda Baker and her husband, Dale of Milford; a daughter, Terry Jarrell and her husband, Lee Kowalski of N.C., and a son, Larry Jarrell Jr. and his wife, Michelle of Milford. Jean is also survived by brothers, E. Thomas and Janice Holston of Pa., Gary P. and Susan Holston of Milford; and a sister, Joan and John Schaible of Dover. Jean's hobby was her Grandchildren who are, Karen and Donald Tinley, Adam Kowalski and that special Great Granddaughter Denala Tinley. Services will be private. Arrangements by Rogers Funeral Home. E-Condolences may be sent to the website rogersfhmilford.com.

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