Birth date: Aug 28, 1945 Death date: May 14, 2020
Jean Ann (Hambrick) Stanlake was taken from this earth sooner than she or her family expected on May 14, 2020. Born at the end of WWII in Oklahoma City to Arvil Fred Hambrick, Sr. and Offie “Bobbie” (Wheat) Hambrick, Jean enjoyed Read Obituary
Christy, I'm so terribly sorry for all that you and your family have lost. Your Mom was a joy to be around the few times I was fortunate enough to meet her.
Aunt Jean was always so kind and down to Earth. She was always interested in what was going on in my life. I have only had the blessing to interact with her a handful of times, but each and every time, she lit up the room with her joy. She was especially interested in Fern. She was very excited to see her when she was 2 (we were visiting from Guam), as she was patiently waiting for grandchildren of her own. Even though she had only seen Fern once until last summer, she always sent her a birthday and Christmas gift every year. I am so sorry for your loss. I know her bright light will be very missed by many. Peace and hugs to the whole family. xo ginger
My sweet Auntie Jeana so loving and kind. Highlight of my childhood holidays. Watching her and my dad play the piano together whether at home or at church was an inspiration to me. She loved me through it all, the good, and the bad. She will still be part of our lives and holiday festivities by us remembering her fun and generous spirit. Love you Aunt Jeana!
This is fern speaking now. Aunt jean was such a kind sweet person.
I was looking forward to seeing her again.
and I am so sad that I didn't get to spend more time with her.
I am so happy that I got to know here though, even if it wasn't very often. I hope she has a wonderful rest of her life and may she rest in peace.
LOVE YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
and have a great rest of your day everyone
Love you Aunt Jean!
I remember Kattrin's joy in speaking about her Grandma and her elation and enthusiastic run to the classroom door on the special occassions when Grandma came to pick Kattrin up at school. Little ones know well who loves them best and Kattrin was truly blessed by her Grandma. My heart goes out to all who knew this remarkable woman who is surely terribly missed and fondly remembered.
Mrs. Joyce, Asbury Pre-K
Dear Gary, Christy, Missy,
We are so sorry about your sudden and terrible loss.
I found this beautiful quote years ago when my dad was taken for too early and it gives me comforting thoughts when I gaze at a clear night sky:
“Perhaps they are not stars, but rather openings in heaven where the love of our lost ones pours through and shines down upon us to let us know they are happy.” -Eskimo Proverb
Our thoughts and Prayers are with you, Chris and Harald
Thank you Jean for your beautiful life so well lived,.
Your love brought beautiful girls into this world. You raised the perfect one for my son. Thank you for blessing the world with my beautiful daughter-in-love, Missy. Your daughters and grandchildren are assurances that though we no longer have you here, you continue to pass love on through them. You will be greatly missed by all.
Gary
I am sorry for your loss. I will keep y’all in my prayers.
Bill Casey
A tribute to a dear friend!
Jean I remember your sweet smile and positive attitude towards all people.
I will cherish the times we had as our friendship developed. There were lunches we shared with the 4 of us after church, dinners at each other houses, and some outings we shared in camping, and visits together in our homes.
You were a dear friend to talk with and give encouragement, which we did a number of times. Even into early hours of the morning.
To all of the immediate Stanlake family know that Jean was cherished by us and will be greatly missed. We want to continue the friendship with all of you and Jean will always have a special place in our hearts.
Wanda and Dan
