Our deepest condolences to the whole Tipper family and extended families of Jean's siblings. Through Maria and Deryk, and Marg and Don, we got to know Jean and were very lucky to spend many wonderful moments with Jean over the last 18+ years. Jean had a warm and loving way about her, she always had a happy smile and a kind word for everyone. Jean made us all feel loved and cared for, and our lives were enriched through our friendship with her.

We will always treasure our memories of Jean and remember her love and kindness.

Rest in peace, Jean.

With our love,

Baba, Slava, Dimitri, Sylvia, Ivan, Allison, Will & Stef (Maria's extended family)

May I join others in expressing sincere sympathy on the loss of Jean.

Jean is a cousin to my mother Gladys (Farr) Grieve.

Jean and her sister, Eleanor, would come to Hamilton to visit mom as she lived on her own and in the seniors residence. Their visits brought mom much joy and I am sure many laughs and the comfort of family. I am grateful for their kindness in maintaining this bond.

May Jean’s memory remain in your hearts and memories.

-Karen (Grieve) Colenbrander

Being a lifelong friend of John I was fortunate to be able to know Mrs Tipper as she’s one of the nicest, most kind person I’ve ever known. Our sincere, deepest condolences to the Tipper family

Reg Eley and Debra

My condolences to all the Tipper family on Jean's passing.

We had many fun times together playing cards, going to plays and church suppers or just visiting. We met in Grade 8 at Alexander School when us Eagle Place kids went there as there were too many kids for King Edward School. Little did we know that many years later we would hook up again when Nancy and Dan met and married.

HUGS

Betty Hurley