Roma Jean Wallace, 85, of Koppel passed away unexpectedly on Monday, April 13, 2020 at Heritage Valley – Beaver Hospital.
Born and raised in Castlewood, Jean was the daughter of the late Earl and Sara (Johns) Overbeck.
Jean worked at HIll View Manor for 25 years in the dietary department. She enjoyed cooking. Jean cherished time spent with family, especially her grandchildren, who were her everything.
Survivors include a daughter, Debbie (Charles) Kahne of Ellport; two sons, Sam (Valerie Valentino) Wallace of Ellport, Earl (Patty) Wallace of New Castle; three grandchildren, Shannon (Jeanine Mazak) Kahne, Ashley (Mike) McAnallen, Ronnielee Schaffer; two great grandchildren, Mariah Baer and Charli McAnallen; her lifetime special friend, Jean Kingston of Castlewood and many nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her former husband, Sam Wallace in 2015; siblings, Earletta Woloszyn, Dolores Woloszyn, Shirley Overbeck, and Earl Overbeck Jr. and a special friend, Marie Wiley.
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic there will be no public services. Private services will be held with Rev. Ray Start of the Free Methodist Church officiating. Final interment will take place in Harmony Baptist Cemetery.
Arrangements have been entrusted to the Marshall Funeral Home, Ellwood City.
Online condolences may be sent to marshallsfh.com.
My heart š R.I.P. my dear Roma. Never will forget you my lady. Deb and family you have my deepest sympathy.
RIP Aunt Jean nice to show complete family
Rest in peace Aunt Jean, I have many happy memories of years gone by.
Once again you will be with your 5 step sisters and brothers Patricia, Margaret, Louise, Albert and Melvin (sadly not mentioned) just like the good old days. My condolences to the family.
RIP Aunt Jeannie, many fond memories of our talks in the beauty shop. Remembering our vacation with Donna , you and I to Williamsburg and Virginia Beach. A great reunion with your brothers and sisters who passed before you. Sisters Patricia, Louise and Margaret. Brothers Albert and Melvin. They all loved you.
They all loved you.
Deepest Sympathy to all of the family. The times that I remember best is Aunt Jeannie loved to laugh. When she laughed we all laughed. Our stomachs may be hurting, tears would run down our face, but we were still laughing and having fun. Before my mother Margaret died, they would talk on the phone every day. My mom always look forward to their talks. It has been 10 years this month for her and we still miss her. I am sorry that there was not room in the obituary for the rest of Aunt Jeannieās family. Her sisters Margaret, Patricia and Louise and brothers Albert and Melvin. But no matter, they will all be together now and I can only imagine the laughter. So sorry for your loss. Judy and Family