Jeri Blue, longtime resident of Bieber, CA went home to be with her Lord on January 13, 2014.
She was born in Saugus, CA on January 31, 1928 to Avonell and Charles Brownell.
Jeri married Casey Blue on November 7, 1955. They had two sons together - Casey and Dallas. In 1961 they moved to Big Valley in order to farm, a passion they both loved. Even after the passing of her husband, Jeri continued to stay in the valley she loved. She never remarried.
Jeri is survived by her two sons, one sister, five grandchildren and five great grandchildren, as well as numerous nieces and nephews.
She will forever be missed.
She was born in Saugus, CA on January 31, 1928 to Avonell and Charles Brownell.
Jeri married Casey Blue on November 7, 1955. They had two sons together - Casey and Dallas. In 1961 they moved to Big Valley in order to farm, a passion they both loved. Even after the passing of her husband, Jeri continued to stay in the valley she loved. She never remarried.
Jeri is survived by her two sons, one sister, five grandchildren and five great grandchildren, as well as numerous nieces and nephews.
She will forever be missed.
Jeri Blue, longtime resident of Bieber, CA went home to be with her Lord on January 13, 2014.
She was born in Saugus, CA on January 31, 1928 to Avonell and Charles Brownell.
Jeri married Casey Blue on November 7, 1955. They had two sons together - Casey and Dallas. In 1961 they moved to Big Valley in order to farm, a passion they both loved. Even after the passing of her husband, Jeri continued to stay in the valley she loved. She never remarried.
Jeri is survived by her two sons, one sister, five grandchildren and five great grandchildren, as well as numerous nieces and nephews.
She will forever be missed.
She was born in Saugus, CA on January 31, 1928 to Avonell and Charles Brownell.
Jeri married Casey Blue on November 7, 1955. They had two sons together - Casey and Dallas. In 1961 they moved to Big Valley in order to farm, a passion they both loved. Even after the passing of her husband, Jeri continued to stay in the valley she loved. She never remarried.
Jeri is survived by her two sons, one sister, five grandchildren and five great grandchildren, as well as numerous nieces and nephews.
She will forever be missed.
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