Frances E. "Jean" Mitchell, lifelong resident of Greenville, died suddenly on April 19, 2020. She was 82.
Jean graduated from Greenville Senior High School and began her career working for Mills Steele Studios as a model and assistant. Not long after graduation, she was introduced to an Air Force mechanic named Charles “Charlie” J. (who she lovingly referred to as “Johnny”) Mitchell and they married shortly thereafter, a marriage lasting over 58 years!
After raising four children she went back to work at K-Mart and subsequently Home Depot before retiring in 2013. Jean and Johnny traveled the United States thousands of miles every year with their dog. seeing every sight there was to see, really, we literally have 1 million pictures to prove it. She loved flowers, lighthouses, old barns, reading, painting and being with her family. Her heart was pure love and peace and everyone who had the pleasure of being around her felt every bit of her love for them.
Mrs. Mitchell was preceded in death by her father William J. Taylor, her mother, Mildred"Midge" Gray Taylor Peden and her husband, Charles “Charlie” J. “Johnny” Mitchell
She is survived by her siblings, Robert “Butch” Taylor, John Henry Peden,Jr and Frances "Sis" Peden, her children Sheen M. Mitchell, Ann (Tony) Pitman, Glynnis M. (John) Judy, and Charles J. “Charlie” (Carmen) Mitchell, Jr.; five grandchildren, Ariel J. Pitman and her fiancé Alex J. Sparra, Tyler M. (Jodie) Mitchell, Austin H. Mitchell, John J. “Jake” Judy, Samuel M. Judy; and one great grandchild, Ellery Jo Mitchell.
Jean graduated from Greenville Senior High School and began her career working for Mills Steele Studios as a model and assistant. Not long after graduation, she was introduced to an Air Force mechanic named Charles “Charlie” J. (who she lovingly referred to as “Johnny”) Mitchell and they married shortly thereafter, a marriage lasting over 58 years!
After raising four children she went back to work at K-Mart and subsequently Home Depot before retiring in 2013. Jean and Johnny traveled the United States thousands of miles every year with their dog. seeing every sight there was to see, really, we literally have 1 million pictures to prove it. She loved flowers, lighthouses, old barns, reading, painting and being with her family. Her heart was pure love and peace and everyone who had the pleasure of being around her felt every bit of her love for them.
Mrs. Mitchell was preceded in death by her father William J. Taylor, her mother, Mildred"Midge" Gray Taylor Peden and her husband, Charles “Charlie” J. “Johnny” Mitchell
She is survived by her siblings, Robert “Butch” Taylor, John Henry Peden,Jr and Frances "Sis" Peden, her children Sheen M. Mitchell, Ann (Tony) Pitman, Glynnis M. (John) Judy, and Charles J. “Charlie” (Carmen) Mitchell, Jr.; five grandchildren, Ariel J. Pitman and her fiancé Alex J. Sparra, Tyler M. (Jodie) Mitchell, Austin H. Mitchell, John J. “Jake” Judy, Samuel M. Judy; and one great grandchild, Ellery Jo Mitchell.
Frances E. "Jean" Mitchell, lifelong resident of Greenville, died suddenly on April 19, 2020. She was 82.
Jean graduated from Greenville Senior High School and began her career working for Mills Steele Studios as a model and assistant. Not long after graduation, she was introduced to an Air Force mechanic named Charles “Charlie” J. (who she lovingly referred to as “Johnny”) Mitchell and they married shortly thereafter, a marriage lasting over 58 years!
After raising four children she went back to work at K-Mart and subsequently Home Depot before retiring in 2013. Jean and Johnny traveled the United States thousands of miles every year with their dog. seeing every sight there was to see, really, we literally have 1 million pictures to prove it. She loved flowers, lighthouses, old barns, reading, painting and being with her family. Her heart was pure love and peace and everyone who had the pleasure of being around her felt every bit of her love for them.
Mrs. Mitchell was preceded in death by her father William J. Taylor, her mother, Mildred"Midge" Gray Taylor Peden and her husband, Charles “Charlie” J. “Johnny” Mitchell
She is survived by her siblings, Robert “Butch” Taylor, John Henry Peden,Jr and Frances "Sis" Peden, her children Sheen M. Mitchell, Ann (Tony) Pitman, Glynnis M. (John) Judy, and Charles J. “Charlie” (Carmen) Mitchell, Jr.; five grandchildren, Ariel J. Pitman and her fiancé Alex J. Sparra, Tyler M. (Jodie) Mitchell, Austin H. Mitchell, John J. “Jake” Judy, Samuel M. Judy; and one great grandchild, Ellery Jo Mitchell.
Jean graduated from Greenville Senior High School and began her career working for Mills Steele Studios as a model and assistant. Not long after graduation, she was introduced to an Air Force mechanic named Charles “Charlie” J. (who she lovingly referred to as “Johnny”) Mitchell and they married shortly thereafter, a marriage lasting over 58 years!
After raising four children she went back to work at K-Mart and subsequently Home Depot before retiring in 2013. Jean and Johnny traveled the United States thousands of miles every year with their dog. seeing every sight there was to see, really, we literally have 1 million pictures to prove it. She loved flowers, lighthouses, old barns, reading, painting and being with her family. Her heart was pure love and peace and everyone who had the pleasure of being around her felt every bit of her love for them.
Mrs. Mitchell was preceded in death by her father William J. Taylor, her mother, Mildred"Midge" Gray Taylor Peden and her husband, Charles “Charlie” J. “Johnny” Mitchell
She is survived by her siblings, Robert “Butch” Taylor, John Henry Peden,Jr and Frances "Sis" Peden, her children Sheen M. Mitchell, Ann (Tony) Pitman, Glynnis M. (John) Judy, and Charles J. “Charlie” (Carmen) Mitchell, Jr.; five grandchildren, Ariel J. Pitman and her fiancé Alex J. Sparra, Tyler M. (Jodie) Mitchell, Austin H. Mitchell, John J. “Jake” Judy, Samuel M. Judy; and one great grandchild, Ellery Jo Mitchell.
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