Daughter of Frances Turner (Beatty) and Robert Finley Beveridge Sr.
On July 22, 1944 she was married to Rev. John W. Zielasko. They spent 15 years as missionaries in Brazil under the Grace Brethren Missions.
Jean graduated in 1940 from Minersville High School in Minersville, Pennsylvania, and was a homemaker. She was a member of Lakeland Conservative Grace Brethren Church of Warsaw, Indiana where she was involved in the Women's Missionary Fellowship, and a member of the Women's Missionary Council, and she was a member of the Winona Lake Literary Club. She was an avid reader and letter writer. She played the accordion and piano, and sang in the church choir and ladies quartets. Her hands were never still as she was often seen knitting, quilting, writing, sewing or baking. The Lord seemed to bless all who came to know and love her.
On July 22, 1944 she was married to Rev. John W. Zielasko. They spent 15 years as missionaries in Brazil under the Grace Brethren Missions.
Jean graduated in 1940 from Minersville High School in Minersville, Pennsylvania, and was a homemaker. She was a member of Lakeland Conservative Grace Brethren Church of Warsaw, Indiana where she was involved in the Women's Missionary Fellowship, and a member of the Women's Missionary Council, and she was a member of the Winona Lake Literary Club. She was an avid reader and letter writer. She played the accordion and piano, and sang in the church choir and ladies quartets. Her hands were never still as she was often seen knitting, quilting, writing, sewing or baking. The Lord seemed to bless all who came to know and love her.
Daughter of Frances Turner (Beatty) and Robert Finley Beveridge Sr.
On July 22, 1944 she was married to Rev. John W. Zielasko. They spent 15 years as missionaries in Brazil under the Grace Brethren Missions.
Jean graduated in 1940 from Minersville High School in Minersville, Pennsylvania, and was a homemaker. She was a member of Lakeland Conservative Grace Brethren Church of Warsaw, Indiana where she was involved in the Women's Missionary Fellowship, and a member of the Women's Missionary Council, and she was a member of the Winona Lake Literary Club. She was an avid reader and letter writer. She played the accordion and piano, and sang in the church choir and ladies quartets. Her hands were never still as she was often seen knitting, quilting, writing, sewing or baking. The Lord seemed to bless all who came to know and love her.
On July 22, 1944 she was married to Rev. John W. Zielasko. They spent 15 years as missionaries in Brazil under the Grace Brethren Missions.
Jean graduated in 1940 from Minersville High School in Minersville, Pennsylvania, and was a homemaker. She was a member of Lakeland Conservative Grace Brethren Church of Warsaw, Indiana where she was involved in the Women's Missionary Fellowship, and a member of the Women's Missionary Council, and she was a member of the Winona Lake Literary Club. She was an avid reader and letter writer. She played the accordion and piano, and sang in the church choir and ladies quartets. Her hands were never still as she was often seen knitting, quilting, writing, sewing or baking. The Lord seemed to bless all who came to know and love her.
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