Jean Ann "Jean" (Northcutt) Vawter

Birth date: Oct 12, 1943 Death date: Nov 28, 2019

Jean Ann “Jan” (Northcutt) Vawter, called Granjan by all, passed away peacefully on November 28, 2019 surrounded by family in Fayetteville. She was born October 12, 1943 in Fayetteville to Dr. Jasper and Mrs. Imogene (Coger) North Read Obituary

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Jocelyne Sangster

329w ago

Jan and Jim became our neighbours in Pompano 6 years ago. Our lives and attitudes changed from the moment we met them. Jan was the most truly lovable person we have ever met. She was kind, empathetic, loving, never judgmental, a truly great humanitarian. She put the needs of all those she cared about above her own. Simply, Jan showed us what a truly caring person is and should be. We are devastated by our loss and cannot begin to express how deeply sad we feel. Our most sincere condolences to Jim, James and Mandy.

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330w ago

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331w ago

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Dona Montgomery

331w ago

Some ten years ago, Dona and I joined the Fayetteville Athletic Club. We observed Jan and Jim as they walked together around the track, and through the years we came to be conversant and to know one another. On occasion, we encountered each other at the Walton Art Center. Jan and I discovered that we both originated in Huntsville, Arkansas, and her first grade teacher's husband was my third cousin. As we discussed people we both knew, we came to realize that we were distant cousins on the Coger side, her mother's maiden name. It was an honor to know her and to have a genetic attachment. Dona and I extend our sincerest sympathies to Jim and other family members, as they cope with the loss of this kind and decent person.

Earnie and Dona Montgomery

Makii A. Watson

331w ago

in honor of Jean Ann.

Jim, I have been so sorry to learn of Jan's illness and passing. Please accept my condolences. I know you and your family have many wonderful memories to treasure.
Makii Atha Watson