Jeanne was called home by her Heavenly Father the afternoon of October 6th 2009. Her friends and family are deeply blessed to have shared life with her and she will be greatly missed and remembered until we see her again.

Jeanne Elizabeth Olson Henry was born on March 31st 1955 to John and Alice Henry in the town of Richland, Washington. She was the youngest of 6 children, 4 boys 2 girls; Gary, Bill, Sharon, Dan, Bob, and Jeanne. Jeanne lived in the tri-cities her entire life. Jeanne started her own family at a young age. She had five children by the time she was 23. Her family quickly grew to 22 and is still growing. In a true love story like no other she was joined in marriage to her best friend Ron Olson in 1985. Through their dedication to each other, to Christ, and to their ministry they brought many to the Lord. In 24 years nothing has been able to tear them apart. Jeanne enjoyed reading, writing, romance, playing the guitar, painting, drawing, and crocheting keepsakes for her babies. Jeanne loved the outdoors and nature. She felt closest to God in the beauty of the mountains and the trees. Jeanne loved camping in the woods and spending time with her family. She loved to laugh.

Jeanne's life was full of blessings. She was dedicated to her family. Her children; Guen Seth, Michelle Marty, Tom Katie, Angie Dan, & Sara Sean. Her nine grandchildren; Beth, Tori, Kaela, Audra, Annabelle, Hayden, Lucas, Henry & Emillie. Her two great-grandchildren; Jorden and Amelia. Jeanne had a big heart with a lot of love to share. Many loved ones, including her nephew Ben, called her mom because she loved them as if they were her own. Jeanne was also dedicated to her Lord Jesus and sharing Him with her family.

In a letter she left to her family Jeanne said, "My darlings, I cannot tell you how much I love you. You are my life and my joy, priceless. I am believing God for my life and I have given myself into his keeping, His will be done. He has saved my soul and I love him. Please always follow Him and let Him be your Lord and Savior. He loves you. All of you so much as do I."

In a message from her husband Ron said, "She never belonged to us. She saved my soul. She dedicated her life to God and leading others to the Lord. I am not the same person I once was because of her. I will miss her and await to be with her once again." She is welcomed home by her father John and her Grandparents, Esther and William Trainor and many other loved ones.

She left behind those of us who find comfort in knowing she is free from the things of this world and some day we will reunite with her again in the presence of our Lord.

Funeral services will be held Saturday October 10th, 2009 at 1:00 pm at Faith Assembly Church, 1800 N. Road 72 in Pasco.