Birth date: Dec 22, 1932 Death date: May 6, 2020
Jean Carol Wioskowski, a resident of South Oakland County since 1956, died on May 6, 2020. She was born December 22, 1932 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Mrs. Wioskowski graduated in June of 1949 from Central Commercial High School in N Read Obituary
Jean was one of the best individuals I have ever known. I will never forget her. Our visits were so enjoyable. Love from your friend Betty.
Jean was a special lady that had a lot of room in her heart. She was always encouraging and supportive to family and friends. I will miss being able to talk with her. My thoughts and prayers are with Don and his family. In the days ahead, may your pain be eased by the memories you share.
Debra W.
Lit a candle in memory of Jean Carol Wioskowski
I knew Aunt Jeanie all of my life. She and my mom, Lori, became friends while working at a bank in Detroit. It was before I was born and perhaps even before David was born. My mom and I spent many weekends with them and we had great times together. Having lost my mom in Oct, I'd like to think they are seeing each other once again. Prayers to Uncle Don, David, Rick, Donna and Barbara.
Sandi Lockard Lupu
I don't even know what to say. Jean and Don have been in my life for years through Silver Lake Animal Rescue League. They have been dynamite. As everyone else said here, Jean was so organized and knew exactly what she wanted done and how. She helped make our garage sales successful. She was the jewelry Queen!
Jean and Don fostered older little dogs and they of course often ended up part of their family. They raised their children to love animals and treat them with the same love and respect that Jean and Don did. I always meant to stop by and visit them and so regret I didn't make it.
I am so glad to have gotten to know you both. If I can ever do ANYTHING for you, please let me know.
Jo Anne Bigler
I am so saddened to learn of Jean’s passing. She was such a big part of my wonderful memories of Hazel Park. She was my friend, teacher and advocate as I navigated being a Special Education administrator. Jean was truly the Momma Bear of the Special Services Department. She was nurturing, demanding, loving, set high expectations for how she wanted things done and helped us meet those standards. Her organization, willingness to try new things, intelligence and focus on students provided all of us a foundation to be successful. I will always remember her quiet humor, funny glances and quick remarks. Jean was one of a kind. I send my prayers to Don and the family she loved so deeply. Please know how much she was loved by those with whom she worked.
Jean was more a friend than a neighbor to me. She & I celebrated a birthday together; she was born on Dec. 22 and I was born Dec. 23. I will miss the chats we had when I would visit her and Don. She was a very generous person and very kind and thoughtful. I will miss her. My sympathy to Don and the family. Let me know if you need anything, Don. Lil Waxer
I remember Jean being so helpful and kind when I was a new elementary school secretary in Hazel Park. I would never see her in person until years later but mainly our dealings were on the phone. We would complete our duties of record sending on students through Inter school mail. We shared a bond where animals were concerned. I never dreaded calling her and asking yet another question bring a newbie and all. She would always remain patient and kind while walking me through a process. I know she will be missed. My deepest sympathies to family and friends. 🙏🏻
I met Jean at a fundraiser garage sale and said I would like to volunteer as a foster she whipped out a paper and said fill this out. She was always so organized and so full of information about any subject and always helpful. I will miss her cartoons the family Christmas cards, I still have them all of them. Her caring talks and her no nonsense attitude. With Don by her side always. You could see the love always. She will be missed. If you need anything Don please call, i would be glad to help. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Linda, from Silver Lake
