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Jeanne Annette (Harper)
Zeman
Oct 27, 1942 - Jun 15, 2018
Posted by: Ann Weber
DAVIS FAMILY
FUNERAL HOME
DEWEY, WASHINGTON CO, OK
(permission granted)
After a four-month illness, Jeanne Annette Harper Zeman passed
peacefully in her home surrounded by family on June 15, 2018.
Jeanne was born in Oklahoma City on October 27, 1942 to Ernest and
Evelyn Harper. In 1948 her family moved to Bartlesville, OK, where she
resided for almost sixty years. Jeanne graduated from Bartlesville
College High School in 1960 and swam competitively with the Philips 66
Splash Club. She was a cheerleader at Tulsa University and went on to
earn her BS in Medical Technology from Oklahoma University in 1964. She
worked in her field for several years at Jane Phillips Hospital.
Jeanne pioneered the Lamaze Natural Childbirth method in Bartlesville in
the 1960’s. She earned her BS in Theology from Oklahoma Wesleyan
University in 1982 and later founded and led Life Changers Prison
Ministry for 15 years in northeastern OK. Over the years, Jeanne enjoyed
participating in many Bible studies, prayer groups, Stephen Ministry,
Christian conferences, and numerous mission trips.
In 2005, Jeanne and her husband moved to Durango, CO. She loved the
mountains and the autumn foliage. Her weekly Heart-to-Heart Women’s
Group was a must, and she led the annual National Day of Prayer around
the courthouse flagpole several years. She assisted her daughter Cheryl
in rescuing and fostering homeless dogs in Durango.
Moving to Norman in 2015, she continued as a board member of Asian
Health Services Exchange, a Christian charity aiding orphans and
disabled children in China. Jeanne was also active in Ember, a prayer
and worship center, and Antioch Community Church, both in Norman.
Jeanne married Joe Zeman in 1965 and had two children: Cheryl Zeman
Egebrecht of Bayfield, CO and Carrie Zeman Gilkey of Norman.
Jeanne is
survived by Joe, her husband of 52 years, her two daughters,
granddaughter Nicole Gilkey, and her identical twin sister Joanne Davis
and niece Debra Scott of Nacogdoches, TX. Jeanne joyfully shared her
Christian faith. She touched many lives wherever she was, and she will
be dearly missed.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to: Asian Health Services
Exchange, P.O. Box 702194, Tulsa, OK 74170-2194 or to Ember, P.O. Box
1631, Norman, OK 73070.
A memorial service for Jeanne will be held at 10:00 AM on Saturday, June
23, at Grace Community Church, 1500 SE King Drive in Bartlesville.
Services are under the direction of Carter Davis and the Davis Family
Funeral Home – Walker Brown Chapel.
Online condolences and remembrances
may be shared at
www.DavisFamilyFuneralHome.com.
Cemetery Details
Memorial Park Cemetery
HWY 60
Bartlesville, OK, 74006
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