It was always a pleasure to talk to Jean and listen to her wonderful stories- People at Sterling House, Winnipeg will be forever grateful that she graced us with her presence - truly a Grand Old Dame. RIP Jean.

Sending my condolences to Mike and the entire family! Thank you for sharing your amazing grandmother with us over the years - I regret that I didn’t have the opportunity to meet her in person. May she rest in peace.

I feel very privileged to have known Jean in her later years. She was one of a kind and I was astonished by her amazing memory. She was a grand lady who left a beautiful legacy for her family and many friends. Rest in Peace, Jean, you will never be forgotten.

Chris Ranick, Winnipeg

Bon Voyage Jean on this next venture....when and if I ever grow up I want to be like you. Thank you for your friendship and support. Thank you for spending time with me on Feb15th..my condolences to all your family....

take care and be well.. Susan Jephcott-(Mrs. Lionel Kerwood)

*LOVE*

Love means a lot

Love has many meanings

To a comedian, love is laughter

To a baby, it's a Mother

To artists, love is colour

To a writer, love is words

And to flowers, love is sunshine

To wild bees, it's nectar

To cows, however, love is a lot of bull...

I know that Jean is surely making them laugh upstairs now. And she will be surely missed. That smile, the hats, those teddy bears... she's definitely one of a kind.

Condolences to the Morrison Family,

Sonya Jean Lynch

Our sincere condolences in the passing of Jean. She was a very special lady who will be greatly missed.

She lived life to the fullest and always looked so fashionable, especially always wearing a hat. Just loved

her sense of humour and she was always good for a laugh. There are so many special memories to cherish

which we hope will bring comfort to the family. Rest in Peace dear Jean.

Fay, Ross and Sonia.

So very sorry for your loss- Jean was a remarkable person, an amazing storyteller and a vibrant, funny woman who lived such a beautiful life. I have fond memories of her on the porch at Greenwood- always wearing a hat, and regaling is with her tales.we will miss her, but remember her always.

A Tree of Remembrance was planted by Mark and Lisa Henderson and the staff of Hillcrest Funeral Home.

Ma chère Berenice ,

Jean Morrison fut une épouse, une maman , une grand-maman, une tante, une cousine ,une belle-maman , une amie et une personne d’exception .

Tant par son talent d’écriture que toutes ses qualités qui la décrivent : adorable avec tous, gentillesse avec amis et entourage ,

Connaissante et très cultivée .

Elle était très souvent le centre d’attraction par ses connaissances, ses danses ,ses costumes et surtout ses chapeaux tous plus beaux et amusants selon le thème présenté .

À toute la famille de Jean ,Yvon et moi ( Ginette) de La Tuque ,nous compatissons avec vous tous .

La perte d’un être cher ,nous bouscule et nous peine . Nous sommes très près de vous en pensées et en affection.

Acceptez nos plus amicales condoléances.

Ginette et Yvon Boisvert en toute amitié ,vous serrent fort dans leurs bras .

My deepest condolences. Jean was an amazing lady. She was such an intelligent, interesting, and fun individual. She had such a quick wit and always an intriguing story to tell. It was an honour to know her.

Dear Bernice, I just learned about the death of your amazing Mom and wanted to express my sympathies to you, Jim and your family and all who knew Jean. I was delighted to meet her this past Christmas day and to hear some of her stories in person. This wonderful obituary portrays just how incredible and unique she was. You were all very blessed to have her for so long. I'm sure we can count on her to liven things up on the other side ! My thoughts are with you and your family.

Deepest sympathies to the family

A wonderful memory of your mother, I met Jean when she was living at the lodge, a wonderful caring funny lady with so many stories to tell.

She certainly had a full life and loved every minute of it. I am so glad to have met her, she will be missed by so many. My condolences to the Morrison family, so very sorry for your loss.

Karen Albright

What a beautiful loving family memorior of Jean's character...we are all blessed to have known Jean in some way...

My sincere and deepest sympathies to the families

Deepest sympathies to the Morrison family!

Ian, Tracey and your entire family - I am so sorry to hear of your Mom’s passing. Although I never had the privilege of meeting her I was always amazed at your stories of this incredible woman! Her obituary is beautiful and it shows how she lived every minute of her 101 years…

May she now rest in peace❤️

My heartfelt sympathies to the entire Morrison family.

Aunt Joene

My sincere condolences go out to the Morrison family on the loss of your Mother.

I have fond memories of your Mother while growing up as neighbours on Aberdeen Road.

Jean and Jim were wonderful neighbours and dear friends to my Mom and Dad

Je voudrais offrir toutes mes condoléances à toi Berenis ainsi qu'à toute ta famille.

Que cette ange puisse veiller sur vous de là-haut. xx

The year we had Jean as a neighbour were some of the best times.

We hereby sending our sincere condolences to the all of the family.

It was great to have know Jean and yes to have know Jean and Jim comes with a story

Peter and Romy Eichler

Our sincere condolences to the Morrison family and all its branches.

What a phenomenal woman Jean was, and a long-time friend to us and to our parents. We first met a little over 27 years ago when Jean and her husband Jim were selling their farm in Vankleek Hill. We fell in love with the farm and fell in love with Jean at the same time. Though our parents are no longer with us, we still live on the farm, and we have enjoyed a wonderful friendship with Jean since that first meeting years ago.

We spent many hours on the phone - any call less than an hour was a rarity, and when Jean came back to live in the area at the tender age of 100, we had many a lovely visit at Heritage Lodge and were thrilled that she was able to come to the farm a couple of times to sit on her beloved swing and reminisce. There was never a shortage of things to talk about, to joke about, and to laugh about.

We are going to miss her a lot.

RIP, dear Jean!!

Lots of love,

Mary Ann and Carol Tisdall