December 21, 1924 ~ February 13, 2014
Jean Elizabeth Mattice, 89, of Essexville, our caring, giving and loving mother and grandmother passed away peacefully during the early morning hours of Thursday, February 13, 2014 at Bay Medical Care Facility. Jean was born in Bad Axe on December 21, 1924, the daughter of the late Charles Elmer and Elizabeth Ann (DeTruax) Wallace. She was united in marriage to Floyd Mattice, who preceded her in death on July 5, 1974. Jean was extremely devoted and dedicated to her family. She was an excellent model of a Christian woman and was a member of the Essexville Baptist Community Church. Jean was known for her wonderful seamstress skills and would assist the community with their garment needs out of her Essexville home. She will forever be missed, but will live on in the hearts of her family for generations to come. Jean leaves to cherish her memory her loving daughter, Susan Jean and husband, Robert Davidson of Essexville. She was the unconditional loving grandma of Alexis Galina Susan Davidson. Jean is also survived by her grand-cats. In addition to her parents and her husband, Jean was welcomed home to heaven by several siblings. Cremation will take place and no ceremony will be held. Final arrangements have been entrusted to the care of Skorupski Family Funeral Home & Cremation Services, 955 N. Pine Rd., Hampton Twp. Expressions of sympathy may be shared with the family online at www.skorupskis.com.
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Jean Elizabeth Mattice, 89, of Essexville, our caring, giving and loving mother and grandmother passed away peacefully during the early morning hours of Thursday, February 13, 2014 at Bay Medical Care Facility. Jean was born in Bad Axe on December 21, 1924, the daughter of the late Charles Elmer and Elizabeth Ann (DeTruax) Wallace. She was united in marriage to Floyd Mattice, who preceded her in death on July 5, 1974. Jean was extremely devoted and dedicated to her family. She was an excellent model of a Christian woman and was a member of the Essexville Baptist Community Church. Jean was known for her wonderful seamstress skills and would assist the community with their garment needs out of her Essexville home. She will forever be missed, but will live on in the hearts of her family for generations to come. Jean leaves to cherish her memory her loving daughter, Susan Jean and husband, Robert Davidson of Essexville. She was the unconditional loving grandma of Alexis Galina Susan Davidson. Jean is also survived by her grand-cats. In addition to her parents and her husband, Jean was welcomed home to heaven by several siblings. Cremation will take place and no ceremony will be held. Final arrangements have been entrusted to the care of Skorupski Family Funeral Home & Cremation Services, 955 N. Pine Rd., Hampton Twp. Expressions of sympathy may be shared with the family online at www.skorupskis.com.
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so sorry to hear about jean.i remember her riding her yellow bike to our house and sharing the neighbor hood news with my mom.she lived life fully and always spoke her mind..our moms are now in heaven together.sincemy mom has been there since February 2011,she can welcome jean with open arms to the new neighborhood.
Sue,I was saddened to learn about Jeans death.She and my mom loved to visit and share the latest news.I can still picture jean riding her bike..She lived life fully and was never afraid to speak her mind..My mom died 3 years come feb.20,so she and jean have a lot of catching up to do in heaven..
So sorry to hear the loss of your mom. We remember seeing her when we visited my mother-in-law. It is a sad place to visit but they’re better off and allow us to keep our
Sanity. May she rest in peace.
Tom and Sue Williamson
Jean and my Mom Betty were in the same room at the Facility,I always thought Jean was a sweet lady, I would always talk to her when visiting my Mom. I know what you are feeling today, because I lost my Mom in January. Prayers for all your family.
Lenore Gasta
Susie,
Your Bliszack cousins send their sympathy on the death of
our Aunt Jean.
So glad we got to see you and your Mother at our Mother’s
funeral.
Take Care!
JoAnn Swanson
JOIE AND THE BLISZACK FAMILY SO GLAD YOU KEPT MOM AND I IN ALL THE FAMILY HOLIDAYS AND FUNCTIONS IN THE LAST 40 YEARS SINCE DAD DIED. YOU NEVER LET US DOWN . MOM AND I BUILT A WONDERFUL LIFE TOGETHER. SHE WILL ALWAYS BE WITH ME. SUSAN DAVIDSON. SEE YOU SOON!
ANNE THANKS FOR THE BEAUTIFUL WORDS. YOU WROTE FROM THE HEART.I COULD SEE MY MOM AND YOURS TOGETHER. SUE
TOM THANK YOU FOR FOR THE KIND WORDS SUE
Sue,
Nan told me of the passing of your mother. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. When I was home a couple of years ago Nan and I went to see our Aunt Barb and went to see your mother.
Denise (LaChance) Thompson and Nan LaChance