Jeanette E. Stevens (Willsey) Obituary (1931

Stevens, Jeanette E. (Willsey) Avon: 2/20/15. Born 12/22/31, resided in Indian Trail, NC; attended Avon Central School, Avon, NY Predeceased by Parents: Dennis Willsey, Claire Violet Fries, Clarence Fries, husband Paul J. Stevens, son Bruce J. Stevens. She is survived by several relatives and loved ones, sons David P. Stevens (MaryLou) of Grand Junction CO, Frank T. Stevens (Teresa) of Indian Trail NC, John P. Stevens (Shelley) of Syracuse NY, daughter Anne C. Moller (Rick) of North Chili NY; Sisters and brothers Howard Fries (Linda) Avon, NY, Jon Fries (Margie) Conesus,NY, Joyce Sweet (Dick) N. Chili NY, Jane Neubeck (Jack) Florida, Barb Luce, Dansville NY, Nora Marquart (Clair) Horseheads NY; grandsons Evan Stevens (Colby Grier), Alex Stevens, Aaron Stevens, Ryan Stevens and step-grandchildren Aaron Kummer, and Maylen Kummer; ex-daughter-in-law and close friend of the family Maureen Stevens. Jeanette was very active in the Boys Scouts throughout 1959-1986. She went from Den Mother to on the Boy Scout Council. All four of her sons were in Scouts, two became Eagle Scouts, as well as her two oldest grandsons. Her daughter was active in Girl Scouts with her help. Jeanette was a member of the Avon Pumper Co. Ladies Auxiliary from 1962 and then became part of the East Avon Ladies Auxiliary until around 1973. Jeanette was caregiver to son Bruce from 1976 until his death in 1978. She was always proud of her children's pursuits and sports. She went to track meets, wrestling matches, basketball games, football games, and cross country meets. She was proud of their achievements and talents, and how far they took their education and careers. Friends may call Wednesday, February 25th7-9pm, and 11-1pm on Thursday, at the Stephenson-Dougherty Funeral Home, 350 Genesee St, Avon, NY. Service will be held at the funeral home at the conclusion of calling hours on Thursday . Memorial contributions may be made to the Boy Scouts of America, Iroquois Trail Council, at 43 Liberty Street, Batavia, NY 14020 to the Austin Boyd Memorial fund for camp improvements. To share a memory or leave a condolence, please visit www.stevenson-doughertyfuneralhome.com