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Jean Louise (MacDonald) Knoepke
January 24, 1931 - March 1, 2018
Jean was born in Brockton, Massachusetts to Daniel and Inez MacDonald. After high school, she went on to become a Registered Nurse. In her early 20's she moved to Denver, Colorado where she met her husband L. Emil Knoepke. The two were married in Raton, New Mexico on August 3, 1957, before permanently moving to Colorado Springs, Colorado.
She was very active in the community doing volunteer work. Among her many accomplishments were PTA President, Boy and Girl Scout Leader, Sunday School Teacher, and Volunteer Librarian. Later she worked for District 11 as a Teaching Assistant and Librarian.
Jean favorite pass time was to travel and camp in their motorhome. She was very devoted to friends and family and because of her outgoing and cheery attitude was liked by everyone.
Jean is survived by her son, Jeff Knoepke; daughter Sandra (Knoepke) DeCarolis; four grandchildren, Chris Knoepke, Sam Knoepke, Erin DeCaorlis, Kaylee DeCarolis; two great-grandchilden, Julian Knoepke and Edward MacFarland. She was proceeded in death by her husband L. Emil Knoepke.
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Grandma, you always welcomed me into the family with open arms. I remember when Kaylee and I would visit you all the time. I wish I could have been able to see you after I moved. I am going to miss you dearly. I love you.
Morgan Galaider
March 8, 2018
Grandma Jean, we may not have been blood but you welcomed my family and I as though we were. I will forever hold the fond memories of July 4th celebrations; homemade food, (poorly played) croquet, sparklers, and walks to the park for the big show. You will be missed but never forgotten. All our love from the Dyster family.
Brandon Dyster
March 8, 2018
Mom,
We spoke every night and now when the phone rings I think it is you. I miss you more than words can express. I'm hoping to use your strength to keep going. Thank you for being the best Mom ever. I was so lucky to have you. Hope you and Dad are happily together again. I will always carry your heart in my heart.
Sandy DeCarolis
March 8, 2018
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