Mrs. Jeanette Lyman Haller

Birth date: Aug 31, 1930 Death date: Jan 16, 2022

The time has come for me to leave this life. I have fought the good fight. I have finished the race. I have kept the faith. Now there is in store for me the crown of righteousness which the Lord, the righteous judge, will award to Read Obituary

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Denise O'neal

220w ago

I would like to send my condolences to the entire Haller family. I just learned of her passing this evening and was truly saddened by the news. Mrs. Haller was like an auntie to me. My family grew up right along side of her family. My parents/family and several other families in the neighborhood frequently met every weekend for a "friendly" game of cards. The laughter that filled our homes are some of my fondest memories. Baseball games, trips to the beach etc. That was over 50 years ago, but the memories are still with me. Mrs. Haller's funny remarks will never be forgotten.
To Jackie, Karen, "Keith", Kevin, Kim, Kathy and family members, On behalf of the O'Neal family, we grieve with you today in the passing of your mom. We pray that God will continue to comfort you in the days and weeks ahead.
Sincerely,
Denise "O'Neal"

Sherry Vinson

220w ago

We admire Mrs. Haller for the way she raised her children. We'll continue to pray for comfort for Kathy, Karen, Kim, and all of Mrs. Haller's family and friends. We love y'all. Sincerely, Tom and Sherry Vinson

Mary Ann Jordan

220w ago

Aunt Jeanette was truly an amazing women. She always kept you laughing and she loved my mom Frances Jordan.

Clarissa Renfroe

220w ago

I loved my dear friend Jeanette. We would sit and talk and laugh our heads off about our lives, our dear children and how our grandchildren could do not wrong, we laughed a endless about marriage, house cleaning, raising children, helping with grandkids etc. You name it and we would laugh so loud people it made the other patients at DaVita smile or frown. We didn't care! Because that's how we were together, The Happy Chicks!. Jeanette was the friend that each time we saw each other she had fun just talking and laughing. She was the friend that when I came into the room, she would say " Girl how have you been" with the biggest smile. Smile On My Friend Until We Meet Again!
Clarissa Renfroe