I would like to extend my sincere condolences to Ian and his children, and to the rest of the family on the passing death of his wife Jean. She was such a wonderful person, her life had ended so early, but god had call her home to do his work. We have you in our prayer just keep the faith and be strong, trust in god and he will be with you all in your time of bereavement.
R.I.P. Jean.
From Shirley and family.

Jean Ebanks was a native of Frenchman, lived there for many years before migrating to Canada and marrying her beloved Ian. I recall the days fondly when we walked to school, played together, enjoyed eating all the various fruits from the local fruit trees, we had so much fun, but then we grew up and drifted apart.

It was comforting for me to visit her in her home couple of weeks ago, she was alert, but uncomfortable, but she was totally aware of what was a head, and spoke of it. She was loved by her whole family who were all there for her at the end.

I am deeply saddened by her passing, and I send wishes of peace, perfect peace to all her family, what a profound loss you must be feeling.

May her memories forever burn brightly within our hearts.

Vergenny

I would like to express my most sincerest condolences to Ian and family, in this rough time. I know she will be surely missed, may God bless and keep you and family through this difficult time.

My condolences to Ian and the kids,the passing of a wonderful peason Jean we go back a long way when she myself and Cindy use to sleep together.I would like to remember her when we meet up in the summer 2006 when we hug and kiss each other she always the same girl very nice. May our master give strength to go on, so one we shall meet our loves ones in the sky god bless you Ian and the kids.