Obituaries
Jann Marie Deibert
Jann Marie Deibert, born 2 December 1952 in Williamsport, PA, passed away unexpectedly on 9 January at the age of 59.
Beloved mother of Michael Deibert of New Orleans, Benjamin Deibert of New York City, and Christopher Deibert of Willow Street, Jann was a ray of light and generosity to anyone who was fortunate enough to cross her path. She had many passions including Civil War history, her dog Luke, music in many styles and visiting the state of Florida. She was formerly employed by Mountville Family Practice.
She will be remembered for her selfless and tireless devotion to her three sons, whom she supported in every endeavor and to whom she always provided comforting, reassuring and wise counsel, as well as her love of animals and her boundless compassion to the less fortunate.
In addition to her sons, Jann is survived by her father, James Breon of Strasburg, and her brother Chester and sister Jamella, both also of Strasburg. She was predeceased by her beloved mother, Leah M. Breon.
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Jann was someone that I could always talk to, and would instantly make me feel good. Thanks, little sister.
Love,
big brother, Chet
You were the first one to read to me on your knee many years ago. It was you who first introduced me to Civil War history and history in general, and who first took me to the state of Florida. It was you who encouraged me to write, who supported me in every endeavour, and you were always a comforting and reassuring voice at the other end of the phone no matter how far away I was. Thank you for all you did for me. You made me the man I am today. Goodbye. Mom. I’ll always love you.
Michael
Jann would often talk proudly of her sons & she truly appreciated them all. She would send me e-mails & websites to update me & Mountville Family Practice on Michael’s adventures & travels,covering the world news stories in difficult & often dangerous locations.
You are in my thoughts.
Dr Bill Parke
Jann, you were always so warm and friendly. You had a great sense of humor and were wonderful with Charlotte and Jim. You will be dearly missed. Adam
To my precious little flower girl in 1958, you did a perfect then, and a perfect job raising your three sons.
My love and prayers are with your family, I know you are in the hands of our LORD and Savior till we meet in Heaven Love forever,
Aunte Bev. and Uncle Jack
May God hold Jann in his loving arms and may happy memories replace the sadness in your heart. We send you thoughts of peace and courage in this time of sorrow.
With Love,
Karen, Rick, Anthony and Alexandra Taylor
Please accept my deepest condolences at the loss of Jann. She was a dear friend of mine. We worked together at MFP. She was so kind and considerate to all who knew her. I will miss her so much and will keep her in my prayers, as well as her family.
Love,
Ginny Rees
To the Breon family. I was so sorry to hear that Jann had passed away. I recently saw her at the court house and she looked great. It was so good to see her. I miss all of you. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. I will remember Jann and all the Breon’s fondly. You have my sincere sympathy.
Rita Good
Thank you Aunt Jann for so much – the trips to Harper’s Ferry and Gettysburg, the Halloween parties, and your cheery and supportive emails and cards. You could always make me laugh. I spent endless hours at your house on Ada Ave as a child. Without you welcoming me into your fold, my childhood would have been lonely. Your devotion to your children, your love and pride in them and your perseverance will always inspire me. I feel blessed and privileged to have known you.
Love,
Emily
We will always remember Jann as a proud mother of three sons, had a great sense of humor, and loved animals and music. We send our condolences to her family in this time of sorrow. We are sure Jann is dancing to the music of angels. With sympathy and caring:
Doctors and staff at Mountville Family Practice Assoc.