Dears, Words cannot express how much I loved Jean and how I will miss her!  What a lady and how she loved her children and grandchildren, her family.  Her friends were so important to me and she gave me the wonderful honor of treating me like a daughter.  She was my sounding board, my advisor, my dear, dear friend.  I loved being her scribe, when I would type articles for the OTH or Cuba Patriot for her.
A life well-led and well-lived was your mother's.  I know she danced into the arms of Jesus and she is at Peace now.  I loved her so much and my prayers and thoughts are with all of you.  You,dear John, Paul, Peter, Ann, and Mary are her legacy and all the grandchildren.  What a lady and we will never see her like again.  God bless all of you.  xoxoox Marianne

I can't imagine a woman more loved than Jean.  We spent lots of time together at the library on a Saturday afternoon after she was finished with her shift.  She was a dear friend and one I thought of most often.  Her smile was infectious and I will miss her greatly.  She said to me once that when someone dies, you have a special representative on the other side.  No one could be more special than Jean!  Can't wait to laugh with you again.

I will miss my buddy, Jean.  I did some work for her in the past and when people would call she say, "I can't talk right now, I have a man upstairs"!  Loved her.

so sorry to get the news about Jean..She was so proud of her Irish background and family....over the years we have always exchanged very special cards and notes on St Patrick's Day.  She told me last year she still had the ones I sent her from Shamrock Texas with the special postmark.  I am sure St. Patrick was there to welcome her to heaven.  Keeping all of you in our thoughts and prayers.

Aunt Jean and I shared a closer relationship during these past few years, with phone calls when my dad was dying and especially since Craig and I visited all you wonderful Peace family. What a great time I had meeting all of you! When Craig and I arrived, Aunt Jean and I started to talk about books and realized we had the same passion for reading. We also discovered we were reading the same book at that time! While soaking in my visit with her, I commented on her collection of "Currier and Ive's" dishes, only I made a slip of the tongue and said "BURL and Ive's." We laughed about that, and until her death, sent each other "Currier and Ive's" cards and memento's. We were all so blessed to have Aunt Jean in our lives. She touched so many with her kindness and she was very loved. She will be in my heart, always.
So much love to you, Aunt Jean.
Susie Peace Clements

John, Paul, Peter, Ann and Mary.
My deepest sympathy to all of you and your families.  Your mother was a kind caring person and will be missed.  My mother just passed away on May 23rd and a few days later I got a wonderful card from your mother and in it she wrote "remembering the good times years ago on Maple st.".  Well I do remember them and I hope your mom and mine are also remembering them too!

All my thoughts and prayers to the family of Jean Switalski.  She was a wonderful lady.

I was a nursing classmate of Jean and remained her friend for 59 years!  I will always remember with fondness the many "Slumber Parties" held at her comfortable home.  My deepest and sincere condolences to her children and grandchildren.
Joan Mongillo,RN
Bradford, PA

To Jean's family
What a great lady and a greater friend.
Larry..."Is there a nurse in the house?"
Jean...."Hey there!"
Rest easy

So sorry to hear about Jean - always thought the world of her.  She was always a bright spot and I enjoyed visiting with her.  Also had the pleasure of her nursing expertise many years ago with my mom.  She will be missed by many.
Sincerely
Diane Burt