Jeanie was born, raised and lived her entire life in the Powell River area, including Savary Island, Southview, Wildwood and the Townsite. She was the last member of her Haslam family.
Jeanie was predeceased by her loving parents Walter (1960) and Jean (1984) Haslam, her husband Raymond H. Tweedle (2004), daughter June Tweedle (2013) and her only sister Dorothy Martin (2016).
Jeanie is survived by her loving family: daughter Diane (Dennis) Lackey, grandsons Keith and Graham, and great-granddaughter Brianna Moore, son Walter (Lynn) Tweedle, grandson Curt and Vancouver Island Mossey cousins and many dear friends, including Inge-Lore (Tom) Freeman, Joyce and Ray Osmond and Elly Pratt.
In her late 70s Jeanie was known as "The Ticket Lady" for the Senior Citizen's Association of British Columbia. She was also an active member of the Legion Cribbage Club and Kiwanis cards, whist, synch, canasta and Scrabble, and kept her mind sharp by playing solitaire and enjoying daily crossword puzzles. She also loved watching Jeopardy and guessing correct answers.
Ray and Jeanie drove and camped everywhere through and around BC, Alberta, as far as Niagara Falls, down through the mid and northwest states, Yukon, Alaska and Northwest Territories. Bus tours and air flights to Reno with her sister were a regular bimonthly adventure with the night lights and gambling. Together they knit hundreds of baby outfits for the Powell River General Hospital Gift Shop. Her happiest and best holidays were spent with her "new family" of Heather Tours on gambling trips to the Lower Mainland.
The family would like to thank Doctor Dohm and the fantastic nurses and care-giving staff at Powell River General Hospital and Evergreen Care Unit.
A celebration of Jeanie’s life will be held at 1:30 pm on Thursday, August 17, at Stubberfield Funeral Home. Reverend Jim Erb will be officiating.
In lieu of flowers, donations would be deeply appreciated and may be made to the Source Club Society, 4476 Cumberland Place, Powell River, BC, V8A 2X4.