We were saddened to hear of Jeanne’s passing. The staff and students always enjoyed seeing her, she was so sweet and what a sharp dresser! Always had a smile on her face, she was such a pleasure, she’ll be missed.  

	As fondly as I remember the holiday-season visits to Davenport of my childhood, it will forever be the holidays I spent with her in Lubbock that mean the most to me.  Spending time with grandma was a guaranteed gas filled with laughs, no matter the activity:  painting the town red with whirlwind discount-retail tours; concentrating on a massive puzzle where any given piece could be forced into countless places; uproarious, shameless excursions to the nail salon; hearing her spin yarns from years of small-town Midwestern life; vying for, divvying, and inhaling the most sugar-coated Mexican pastries.  And so many more.

	Grandma was game for just about anything (except the movie theater), and excellent company for nearly everything.  She had a superb sense of humor, infectious laugh, flamboyant fashion sense, and, most importantly, a joyous spirit.  She was a woman of Christ, could charm, hang with anyone, and had more resolve than most people half her age.
	
	I only wish we could’ve had more times like these together, but I’ll carry the memories of the ones we did with me as long as I live.  As my last remaining grandparent, I’m so grateful I took my chance to know a glowing soul I might otherwise have missed.  One thing’s for certain:  she will be missed.

 	May heaven have nothing but ice cream, cake, and sopapillas for her, eternally.

Jeanne always had a quiet poise, a gentle grace that seemed to come from within.  And a happiness stemming from love of family and trust in God.  A fine lady, a beautiful soul.

I worked with Jeanne for years at Palmer.  She was always such a remarkable woman.  She ran the files storage area with such dignity.  She was admired and respected by every one.

God bless the family  of jeanne hintze. I have many fond memories of her that I will always hold close to my heart  Jeanne was a wonderful and caring coworker. Jeanne was always concerned when we were not at work.

To Rita and Hintz family.. My deepest sympathy to your family. When I saw your Mothers picture, I knew that she had lived in Ottumwa at one time. I went to school with Rita in Ottumwa. I am hoping that your precious memories will bring you comfort, knowing that she is in a better place. Prayers 

Pam (Johnson) Reber
Davenport, Iowa

I worked with Jeanne for many years at Palmer College..  She and I shared many good times chatting just about everything.  She especially loved critiquing Dancing with the Stars with me.  :-)  I loved her dearly.  She was like a 2nd mom to me.  God Rest her soul.

Our Savior Lutheran Church

Max Kuster

Margaret Kuster

Howard Hintz

OBITUARIO

Jeanne Margaret Hintz

19 noviembre, 1928 – 22 agosto, 2021

Weerts Funeral Home

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