Jean Nichols
February 8, 1939 ~ August 9, 2018
Jean Nichols, age 79, of San Antonio, passed away Thursday, August 9, 2018. Jean was born to John Emmett Nichols and Clara Nichols Landy on February 8, 1939. Family and friends were Jeans passion and delight. Jean is survived by her children, Michael Garcia and his wife, Robin of Charlotte, North Carolina, Lynn and her husband, Stephen Yates of Edmund Oklahoma, Glenn Garcia of San Antonio, and Arthur Garcia and his wife, Pat of Georgetown, TX. Jean is also survived by her sisters, Peggy Bartosh of Garland, TX., Patricia Nichols of Hoffman, Illinois, Bonnie Laskowski, of San Antonio, Jolene Taylor and husband Tim of Point Venture, TX.; two brothers, John Nichols and his wife, Nova of Burnet, TX., and Preston Nichols and wife, Anita of Atascosa, TX.; two beloved grandchildren, Derrick and Brandi; three great grandchildren; and numerous nieces, nephews, and loving friends. Jean was an active member of the Catholic Church. Jean has requested a private burial and funeral. The family wishes to thank all of those who cared for her during her illness. Arrangements are provided by Meadow Lawn Funeral home and Burial/Graveside Service will be at Mission Burial Park North at 20900 IH10, exit 552, in San Antonio, Texas.
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My sincere sympathy and prayers go out to all the Nichols family and all who loved her. All who knew Jeannie knew what a special, loving person she was. She touched many hearts and lives. May your present sorrow soon turn into joyful memories of her.
So sad to hear the news. Aunt Jean was a beautiful person inside and out. I will always remember her smile and laugh. Rest in peace my dear Aunt.
What a wonderful Aunt to have. I’m so glad I went to visit her earlier this year. She will be missed. Rest In Peace to the music of angels.
Jeanie will forever be in our thoughts and hearts. I was so sad to hear of her passing. I will always remember her smiles and laughter. She was a wonderful Aunt and was full of love for everyone. She was so proud of her family! I know she must be smiling down on us right now from heaven. She is Home.
Never to be forgotten…
My dear sister-friend Jeanie is now in the arms of the Angels. Her smile and love will be greatly missed by all who knew her and she will be in our hearts forever.
I will miss seeing Jean so much, but was so blessed that she was a part of my life. I know she is at peace, and will be watching us all. We were all blessed to have known her.
Bye bye Mom. Thanks for teaching me how to work hard and so many other important things. I will never forget you. Rest peacefully. Love always. Arthur
My condolences to the family and friends during this difficult time. Philippians 4:6,7