Jill Jordan

jill jordan
Jill A. Jordan age 51 of Clear Lake, IA died Tuesday, September 22, 2015, at her home. Funeral Services will be held 11:00 a.m. Tuesday September 29, 2015, at Hugeback Johnson Funeral Home - Olson Chapel in Nashua with Pastor Randy Vaage Presiding. Inurnment will take place at a later date. Friends may greet the family 4:00 - 7:00 p.m. Monday, September 28, 2015, at Hugeback Johnson Funeral Home - Olson Chapel in Nashua. Visitation continues an hour prior to the service at the funeral home on Tuesday. Jill Ann Jordan passed away at her home, with her beloved dog Eli by her side on or before September 22, 2015. She was born on May 19,1964 to Richard & Marilyn (Frick) Jordan in Cedar Rapids, IA. Jill attended elementary and junior high school in Cedar Rapids until her family moved to Nashua in 1978. She graduated with the class of 1982 from Nashua High School where she played on the Volleyball, Basketball, Track and Softball Teams. Jill also participated in Drama, Speech and Choir. She attended some college at NIACC in Mason City, and previously worked at Comp Systems (Burling House), and at the IOOF Home in Mason City as a CNA/CMA. She was a fanatic about the Dallas Cowboys, loved collecting Koala Bears, Frogs, Pillsbury Doughboy and you could always find her with a Diet Pepsi in her hand and a contagious smile on her face. She truly enjoyed the elderly, young children and animals, especially her treasured and beloved dog Eli. He was indeed her child. She had been a member of the Rebekah Lodge and the Clear Lake Evangelical Free Church where she was involved in the choir and helped with the children's Youth Group. Jill had a deep love for her nieces and nephews, Nichole, Melissa, Angela, Mason, Tyler, Kylie, Hannah, and Dakota. Great nieces and nephews, Clayton, William, Abigail, Harley, Ivory, and the most recent addition to the family, Baby Colten whom she hadn't had a chance to meet yet. Jill is survived by her father, Richard of Nashua, Brother Jerry (Chris) of Swisher, IA; two sisters, Julie (Loren) Becker of Shellsburg, IA, Jeannie (Tom) Laube of Nashua, IA; many cousins, and many treasured friends whom she thought of as family. Preceding her in death, her mother Marilyn, who she couldn't wait to be with again, along with her grandparents and Aunt Connie, who were also there to greet her at the gates of Heaven.

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  1. Richard, Jerry, Julie & Jeannie, You are in our thoughts and prayers as you grieve the loss of Jill. You did such a wonderful job of honoring Jill with the funeral preparations — the great photo boards depicting different stages of her life, the memorabilia of treasured things, the meaningful songs chosen for the service and Pastor Randy’s reflections of Jill’s faith and trust in Jesus as her Savior. The luncheon was delicious and the prayer given by Jill’s brother was very touching. We will miss Jill, but it’s comforting to know she is now pain-free and rejoicing in Heaven. Love from Mim Josten

  2. I’m sorry to hear about Jill’s passing. We grew up in the same neighborhood and went to family gatherings (her dad and my dad are cousins). I remember Jill as a fun loving person. It’s tough to lose a sister. My condolences to Jerry, Julie, Jeannie, and her dad.

  3. Jerry & Julie, We were so sorry to hear of the loss of your sister. May your memories bring you comfort. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Pam and Penny Allen

  4. Jill & I went to high school together and participated in many of the same activities. She was a great teammate and friend, she will be surely missed.

  5. Dick and family, We are so sorry to hear of your loss. You have our deepest sympathy. Joe and Sharon Haskovec

  6. Jill was a student in my 4th grade class at Hayes Elementary School in Cedar Rapids. I remember her as full of life and like to have fun. I’ve enjoyed reconnecting with her recently on Facebook. My sympathies to her friends and family. Fondly, Diane Estes Olsen

  7. I met Jill through Sally Gilliland when I lived in Charles City. We had lots of good laughs and tons of fun. In the past few years, we kept on touch through facebook. She would always have a kind word and bring a smile to my face. I will miss you Jill. Blessings and comfort to t the rest of the family, :sparkling_heart::sparkling_heart:

  8. To the family of Jill, What a shock to learn of your loss. I remember Jill fondly and are thinking of all of you at this time of grief. Sincerely, Terri Johnson McGraw (classmate of Julie and Jerry)

  9. So sorry to hear of your daughter’s death. We hope her memories are consolation at this time. All our thoughts and prayers. David and Jeanne Roder

  10. Jill I will not forget the year that you went to the women’s retreat at Hidden Acres, you so enjoyed it, especially the music! You are now enjoying the heavenly music and probably singing at the top of your lungs! 🙂 Until we meet at Jesus Feet! Laurel Bram

  11. Praying for God to give you comfort. Jill was a dear friend and we will miss her smiles,hugs, and laugh. We knew she loved our kids and granddaughters and always enjoyed teasing the girls! We look forward to seeing Jill again in Paradise and know that she’s now in the arms of her Savior. God bless you all.

  12. Jill and I never meet in person. We talked online. She once saved my life and I hers. Jill I will never forget you. I wouldnt be here to type this if you hadnt cared. You will be missed by many.

  13. Peggy McLaughlin, Julie Meier, Tammi Hamilton and Mary Harle purchased the Beautiful in Blue for the family of Jill A Jordan.

  14. I will so miss all the bantering and heckling Jill gave me over being the older of the two of us; wish I could make her a cheesecake on her 52nd birthday. I’ll never get to hear her mutilate my name from ‘Mary Harle’ to ‘Hary Marle’ again-except in memories. I will also miss the serious talks when she would bare her soul and just get very real. Jill sold herself short – I was impressed with her theatrical talent in Bible School skits; it was fantastic. We enjoyed being in choir together over several years and she would get SO excited when her parents would come to musical presentations-probably doing some amazing harmony now! Sometimes life would overwhelm her, but she pushed through. Jill professed her love for Jesus; she knew she wasn’t perfect, that she needed a Savior, and more than anything, that one day, her eternal home would one day absolutely ‘rock’ her world!! Until we meet again, my friend….

  15. Richard, Jerry, Julie and Jeannie-so sorry for your loss and sending prayers your way. May your cherished memories bring you comfort during this time. Your cousin, Ann Nabholz Holt

  16. Jill i didnt see often but when i did she always greeted us with what are you up to and i felt she truely cared and listen.it was a blessing to know you my dear. Love Russ and Brenda Havlik

  17. Jill was a person I have never met face to face. I got to know her through a recovery support group on Facebook. We chatted a few times using fb chat. She helped me feel I was not alone in my suffering, n she’s a beautiful person with a big heart of gold. Jill, Angela from Malaysia here.

  18. Jill was a very dear friend We worked together at the IOOF home and had good times there I will miss Jill and the fun we had but i know she is happy now that she is with her mom

  19. Jill was a beautiful soul who helped so many. She has been there for me many times and I will miss her dearly. My condolences to her family and friends, near and far.

  20. Jill was my movie friend, country music, and long talks. The fun we had working at the I OF Home. I am so sorry we didn’t see more of each other in the last year. I will miss her always but know she is with her mom and will be watching Eli from above

  21. My sympathy to Jill’s family. Jill was so special to many of us. I have been so thankful for reconnecting with Jill over the last few years since grade school. We had some great childhood memories together. My prayers and thoughts for you all as you face difficult days ahead.

  22. My condolences to Jill’s family and friends. I am so surprised and sorry to hear of her passing. Her new life with Christ is a comfort. We enjoyed her lively spirit, and admire her for her love for others, and her willingness to persevere. She will always be with us in spirit and heart.

  23. Jill, You have touched so many hearts and will be dearly missed. Even facing your lung problems you would radiate your positivity for others. Although I will miss our chats I know you were welcomed to you new life with Christ and the comfort of your Mother. Praise the Lord until we are together again.

  24. So sorry for your loss. In high school Jill was always vivacious and full of life. She made me laugh and shared her joy with others. We will miss her.

  25. It warms my heart to know we were able to reconnect after so many years. Your kindness and caring about others truly shined. You will be missed.

  26. You will be missed my friend by so many! You have touched so many lives and shared your love for the LORD with many! You may be gone but you will live on in every life you touched.

  27. My sympathy to Jill’s family. She and I connected through Face Book after knowing her years ago. She was sweet and caring and always had kind words. GOD has got another sweet angel. Sandy Hicok Miller

  28. I loved all our visits onFB,and to talk about our lovable dogs,she loved her little Eli.Your going to be be missed.

  29. Jill could always make me laugh in Junior High. A true fiend so many years ago and honored to have known her. RIP, sweet Jill.

  30. So very sad and hard to believe. Thoughts and prayers to Jill’s family and friends. May her smile be your light and her love and laughter give you great memories :two_hearts::pray:

  31. Jill, one my first true friends , and remained a true best friend all through our lives. Although we lost contact on and off through the years we always found our way back to each other, and each time we did we become closer than ever. I will miss our texts, our phone calls, sharing comments on Facebook, our trips to see each other.I will miss the laughs, the long talks, but most of all I will miss hearing your voice and seeing your face. I know you are at peace and no longer in pain and reunited with your mom, which gives me peace.I will always hold you close in my heart. To your family, the Jordan’s were like my second family growing up, and you all hold a special place in my heart as well. I pray for peace and comfort during this time. Connie Varner

  32. Connie, Jill thought of you just like a sister. We find comfort in knowing that you two were reunited again, as we know how much she cared about you and your family! Thanks for all the wonderful memories you shared together, which brought much joy to her.

  33. So sorry to hear about Jill’s death. Heartfelt sympathy to Jill’s family and friends. Gary and Joan Lore

  34. I remember Jill as a student of mine in Nashua-Plainfield High School. She was a really a joy to have as a student. You have my deepest sympathy, and you’ll be in our prayers.

  35. Jill gave the best hugs! She would seek me out at church to exchange a hug. I think she understood that folks who lived alone really needed hugs and a kind word. She had alot of friends wherever she went. Heartfelt sympathies to all her family and loved ones.

  36. Dear Facebook friend, you will be missed. Thank you for sharing your life with us, I felt as though I have lost a dear friend, even though we never met. May you rest in peace. Prayers to the family.

  37. Jill and I met on face book in a recovery group she was from the start a caring kind person. I will miss our late night chats when one or both of us was not doing well. She came to visit me here in Wisconsin two times we enjoyed each other so much had a lot of fun. We loved talking and playing Wheel of fortune on her laptop. I will more than miss her she was like a sister to me.She called me Myrtle and I called her Mille. She would read me the laffy taffy jokes and we would roar at how corny they were. We were making plans to visit a mutual friend on the east coast and i think in her honor i will still make that trip it only seems right… So Millie rest in peace your sister Myrtle will never ever forget you xxhugsxx

  38. Jill touched the lives of so many people. Rest in Peace, my friend and thank you for the wonderful memories. Prayers and love to her family. Lisa

  39. I’ve known Jill since first grade at Hayes. We reconnected on facebook and I was blessed to be able to call her my friend. Over the past couple years we have had many good times and laughs on short road trips. She really was a true person who was so kind and caring. I will miss her laugh and smile. She truly believed in God and now is in his loving arms and in the spirit of her Mother who she loved and missed so much. My deepest sympathies to her loving family and long list of friends.

  40. JILL always had a smile and something nice to say about everybody! She will be greatly missed! Prayers go out to the family! May God help you through this difficult time! Love you all!


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