Eugenia Jacobson Obituary

Mrs Jacobson was my piano teacher when I was younger. I would love to sit and listen to her play. We would talk about many things that had nothing to do with music. My mom would sit on the room near the ficus tree or at the eating room table with her companion Zeno. When I first learned about quilting, I could not wait to tell Mrs. Jacobson. She was just as excited about as I was about my new found love of quilting. Even though I was just in grammar school, she asked me to make a quilt for her first grandchild. So I made her a Sunbonnet Sue quilt. The last time I saw her was at my wedding. I loved Mrs. Jacobson and I miss her to this day

Dear Fruman, Samuel, and families: I have carried "Mrs." Jacobson's influence with me throughout my life, and I've honored her and beloved Zeno with a mention in my first novel for young readers, CUBA 15 (Delacorte Press, June 2003), though the names have been changed. I loved her very much.

My deepest sympathies to Fruman, Samuel and all the Jacobsons on the passing of this wonderful woman, artist, and humanitarian, Jeanne Jacobson. Mrs. Jacobson taught me and all of my siblings to play piano. We remember her "stickers," oversize colored pencils, her encouraging smile, and wonderful sense of humor. She touched many, many lives.

My family and I will truly missed Ms. Jacobson. Her love of music has touch the lives of my daughters who were her students. To the Jacobson family, you have my heartfelt sympathy.

The Mourillon family will miss you terribly, Mrs. J. Your gift of music will forever reamin in our hearts. We love you dearly.

We were so sorry to hear of your loss- if there is anything we can do, please ask. Love, Dick and Bonnie

We were saddened to hear about your loss. So enjoyed watching her model her beautiful hand-made clothes in the Sewing Group's fashion show at Sinai.

Our Deepest Sympathy on the loss of your mother. May precious memories sustain you during this time of loss and grief.