Birth date: Jun 14, 1929 Death date: Jun 26, 2023
Jeanette was born on June 14, 1929, to Herman E. and Martha M. Schmaltz nee Fichtner in Benton Harbor, Michigan. She was baptized at St. Matthew's Lutheran Church on July 7, 1929. She was confirmed at St. Matthew's on April 25, 19 Read Obituary
Meeting Mom (Jeanette) has been a true blessing for me. She has a marvelous since of humor and so quick to respond with a pleasant smile. Keeping Martha out of trouble will probably be a challenge now but you will keep your eyes upon her. Blessings to you…..
Jeanette was a woman who loved life itself, she loved her church. She loved God and she loved her friends and family. She love telling stories. I often enjoyed all of her stories She told sitting around eating dinner and especially eating chocolate cake with chocolate icing. She loved a good party she was also a great listener you will be dearly missed my beautiful friend. Much Love ❤️.pssst…. We will keep Martha out of trouble as much as possible with lots of love
I'm sending my love and sympathy to Martha. Your Mom's strong faith and beautiful soul lives on through you. Cherish all the amazing memories that you have with your Mom and take comfort in knowing that she is finally re-joined with your Dad and so many others who held a special place in her heart. I love you, my friend.
Jeanette was always so sweet, calm with a good sense of humor when in our office. She was a "model patient". We shall miss her endearing manner and kind smile. Our thoughts and prayers are with her and her wonderful devoted daughter, Martha. Dr. Dalton and staff, Sun, Dana, Taylor, Anet and Michelle.
My deepest condolences and sympathies go out to Martha. Jeanette was such a special woman. A devoted church woman that lived her faith. She will be missed by many, but she has been welcomed to heaven and is with family and friends that have gone before her.
Marybeth Rymer
My husband Art worked with Jeanette in the Allen County jail. She was a wonderful supervisor and friend to him. After she moved to Naples and Art retired we met yearly while we were in Naples for the winter. She was a beautiful soul and gracious lady. Art is gone now also and I’m sure they have lots to talk about in their heavenly home. .
