Sioban Kanine
I once told Jean she was who I wanted to be when I grew up, full of life and fun to be around. I’m so glad we were able to have one last “Zoom” book club together. You will be missed.
Birth date: Aug 15, 1935 Death date: Jun 2, 2022
Jean Evans Sevey Buck passed away at age 86. She was the daughter of Ben and Helen Sevey of Ames, Minneapolis, and Rancho Bernardo, CA. She is survived by her daughter Catherine and son Kevin of Ames, and son Brian and wife Rhonda Read Obituary
I once told Jean she was who I wanted to be when I grew up, full of life and fun to be around. I’m so glad we were able to have one last “Zoom” book club together. You will be missed.
I worked with Jean at Solar Turbines, she was a great coworker. So sad with the news of her passing. May she Rest In Peace.
Jean & I met and became friends during her time in Belgium. She was such fun to be around! We visited Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen & she convinced me to ride one of the attractions where you dropped straight down. As soon as I agreed she raced up to the ticket booth for the ticket before I could back out! Visiting her in San Diego she took me to lunch at a restaurant with a great view & a lot of very attractive out of work actors. You could always count on a laugh when you were with her. She will be missed - truly great friend & an inspiration to us all to go out and live every day.
I am so sad at Sandy's passing. As cousins we grew up at different parts of the country, but whenever we saw each other, we were friends, and kept in touch. When my sister Jane passed, we decided we were the two Sevey's left of our generation. God Bless her, and I pray the Lord helps you all get through this very difficult time. She was a special lady and I admired her a lot. Thank you for the pictures in her honor. Family was all important to her and the pictures reflect that.
Jamie Grant. I grew up on Ross Road and the Bucks were on Ontario we were backyard neighbors. Kevin and Brian and Kathy and I would play in when my mom was gone Gene was my second mother and what a great one she was. I remember climbing the fenceTo play with the boys and then going inside and getting some cookies. I just remember she was so calm and nice and I will never forget that! I guess life goes full circle I’ve stayed in touch with Kevin Staca and her husband Derek and their wonderful two boys. I will carry a wonderful memory of her as long as I live\u2764\ufe0f\ud83d\udc4d
Jean has been such a wonderful friend throughout these 40+ years that I've known her. She was always so full of life and joy and the video demonstrates her zest for life and adventures. Her intelligence and happiness were truly contagious. The world lost a beautiful and kind woman, and I will miss her very much. I will always remember her, with love and appreciation, and she will somehow always live on in my heart. What a beautiful video of Jean and her family. So glad she got to spend time with her beloved family during her final years.
Dear Jean, she was one of the SPECIAL ones. She will never be forgotten and will live on in our hearts with love and affection. The world will not be the same without her but fortunately it is much better because of her. Thank you for your wonderful friendship over the years Jean. You will be very much missed.
Jim & Ann Melotti
Jean was an unforgettable, wonderful woman. She lives on in our hearts and memories. Thoughts and prayers are with you all.
What a great tribute to a wonderful woman. Jean was a great friend over many years. She never missed an opportunity to connect when she was in town and I visited her several times in CA. She was truly one of those special people you could not see for a year and still pick up right where you left off. She will truly be missed!
Jean was a kind, intelligent and beautiful lady. I worked with her at Solar and we became good friends. Jean filled her life always having time for her job, family, friends and travel. Such a joy to be with. She is greatly missed, and will be mentioned for many years to come. Helen McCarthy