Kern County CA Obituary Project Obituaries.....[Nuzum] Stevens , Jean Ann      July 1, 2005
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The Bakersfield Californian 
Stevens, Jean Ann     
1931 - 2005 
 
Jean Ann Stevens 
May 5, 1931 - July 1, 2005 

Memorial services for Jean Ann Stevens will be held at Hillcrest Memorial 
Chapel, Hillcrest Memorial Park & Morutary, on Friday, July 8, 2005, at 10:00 
a.m. Jean Ann is preceded in death by her father, Harry E. Nuzum; brother, 
Steven E. Nuzum; sister, Emma Lou Porter; and son, Mitchell E. Stevens. She is 
survived by her mother, Sue H. Nuzum of Bakersfield; sister, Shirley Hanson of 
Manassas, Virginia; brother, Michael E. Nuzum of Bakersfield; daughter, Amanda 
Stevens of Bakersfield and son, Christopher E. Stevens of Bakersfield, as well 
as other family members and friends. Jean Ann was born in Phoenix, Arizona on 
May 5, 1931 and spent the majority of her life in Bakersfield, California. She 
graduated from U.C. San Diego with a degree in Education, which led to a 
distinguished lifelong profession, most notably as an elementary school 
teacher for Bakersfield City School District. She enjoyed teaching second 
grade primarily at Noble Elementary School. Jean Ann was recognized and 
awarded as an Outstanding Teacher Of The Year by the California State 
Superintendent of Schools and was elected by her peers into the mentoring 
program where she taught other teachers. Jean Ann was a kind and caring mother 
and daughter as well as a beloved friend and colleague. She greatly enjoyed 
reading (especially the Laura Ingalls Wilder series of books and Calvin & 
Hobbs), spending time with family and friends, regular visits to the central 
coast and dearly loved her pet dogs, George and Timothy. She was a member of 
First Presbyterian Church, Bakersfield. After retirement, she found a great 
deal of enjoyment singing with the Goldenaires. The family would like to give 
special thanks to Harinder and Anatalia Salon and staff, of H&A Guest Home, 
for all their heartfelt care. She was loved by all that knew her and she will 
be greatly missed.

Published in the Bakersfield Californian on 7/7/2005.  


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