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Jean Marie Accuntius
11/24/1949 — 10/19/2021
From Kennewick, WA | Born in Walla Walla, Washington
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Jean Marie Accuntius
Jean was born in Walla Walla, to parents Albert and Corina Accuntius. She attended St. Patrick’s Grade School and DeSales High School. Jean went onto college at the University of Washington where she obtained her major in nursing science. Jean devoted her life to serving others as a nurse. Jean helped setup a health care system in a rural area of Las Vegas, New Mexico. Jean worked at the Swedish Hospital for 10 years, Moses Lake Hospital, Virginia Mason in Seattle, and Tacoma General Hospital to name a few and retired from Good Samaritan Hospital in 2016.
Jean is survived by her cat Bandit, sister-in-law Sabine Accuntius of Georgetown, TX; niece, Theresa (Kent) Morrison of Spanaway, WA; nephew Tom (Nikki) Smith of Pasco, WA; cousin Francis (Dick) Accuntius-Stone of Portland, OR; cousin Mary McHugh of Twisp, WA; cousin Terry (LaVonne) Childers of Fairfield, MT; and dear friends Corrie & Monty Keltner, Tom and Ed Eggers. Jean is predeceased by her parents Albert & Corina Accuntius and Brother James Accuntius.
The family wishes to thank Rahel from the McMurray Adult Home and the doctors and staff at Chaplaincy Hospice for the compassion and care they gave Jean and our family during her stay with them.
I loved Jeans sense of humor & kindness, we laughed a lot in the pacu, she made work a joy. She was a rare one with her genuine kindness, humor, & honesty; my fave thing about her were the times we’d share our silly life experiences. She’d talked about her brother, niece, & nephew often, will miss her rip jelly bean
I remember Jean Marie all the way back to 1956-1957 when we were in first grade at St. Patrick’s. Her mom was also my second grade teacher. We maintained our friendship even when I switched to public school in 4th grade through 8th grade. Again we were classmate all through DeSales High School. Her smile, the twinkle in her eye and caring personality is still remembered to this day. Rest in peace Jean Marie!! We will meet again!! HUGS!!!
Jean was a very special person in our lives. Always positive, finding humor in almost everything! She would make time in her busy day to attend my grandson’s piano and violin concerts.
My favorite story she told me was about a yoga class we took and she got stuck in a pose, the instructor had to untangle Jean!
Jean was greatly loved.
I miss you, Jean, miss your humor and our conversations.
Sabine (sister-in-law)
We took care of Jean for only two weeks. Jean was very kind and polite even with the condition she was in. It was a pleasure to take care of her and she was the best client we could ask for. We love you and miss you. I wish we had more time together.
You will forever be missed!
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Jean Marie Accuntius