Elinor Jean Shorkey

So sorry for your loss of your dear, sweet sister and aunt. May warm memories bring you comfort during this difficult time. And, may Jean walk with God and his angels.

I do think I remember her from FHS, because she was so nice. I do not remember that she had hearing problem. You do carry something with you, it is "You good deeds". Read about it, because this lady will be dressed very nicely.
She was 2 grade levels after me. May the good Lord give your family peace.

Dear Mary and Family, on behalf of all the Hagers, I send our sincere sympathies for your loss. May your memories and love for Jean help you through this difficult time. Love, Lewise

Jean came into this world 71 years ago…she was born deaf, handicapped, and experienced slight polio as a child. Yet, she always had a smile on her face. I saw so much in her that I wish I could emulate in my life…always content, regardless of the circumstance; a sweet innocence; and always happy! She loved her family very much. We will miss her greatly.

Imagine living your life without ever complaining, without ever boasting, without ever gossiping, without ever criticizing, without ever being jealous, without ever harming, without ever hating. That was my sister Jean. I remember every morning when she greeted us whether the sun was shining or it was dark, cold, and raining, Jean would say WOW PRETTY DAY! I wish I could be more like my sister Jean. I'll never eat another fried shrimp again without thinking about you! I love you and I will miss you.

Mary and Family:

We are so sorry for your loss of sweet Jean. You were both so lucky to have each other as sisters. We will keep you in our prayers through this difficult time.

Dear Mary, Carol, Alice, Kim and extended family, we are so very sorry to hear of Jean's passing. I know she will be missed by everyone that had the opportunity to meet her. She was a blessing and she knew she was loved. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family. Sincerely, Kathy. and Gene Isabell, Sr.

Jean was a very precious friend with whom I attended the Deaf Chapel of First Baptist Church of Beaumont. She was very faithful to attend the Deaf Chapel when her health permitted and she loved all her friends there. Jean is now rejoicing with all her deaf (and hearing) friends in Heaven who, like her, are no longer deaf. She will be missed by all who knew her. My thoughts and prayers go with her family at this time.

To all the Shorkey family-

I know that sweet Jean will be missed by all. I loved her and so did my girls. Sorry that I am not there to hug each and every one of you. She is now an angel watching over us from above.

Love to all

Lissa

I am so sad and sorry for you, Mary and your sweet family. xoxoxo, Sydney