Lebanon County PA Archives Obituaries.....Cleaver, Jeanne January 27, 2012
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  Published in Lebanon Daily News on February 2, 2012
  Jeanne Cleaver 
  
  VERO BEACH, FL Jeanne Cleaver of Vero Beach, Fla., Lincoln, Mass., and 
  Southport Island, Maine, died peacefully surrounded by family after a brief 
  illness on Friday, January 27, 2012, in Vero Beach. Born March 9, 1928, in 
  Galloway Township, N.J., she was the daughter of the late Louis Bozarth and 
  Mildred (Kaiser) Bozarth and sister of the late Howard Bozarth. Jeanne earned 
  a B.A. from Lebanon Valley College and an M.A. in Art History from Penn State. 
  She married Dr. Robert Uhrich and lived for a time in Sweden before returning 
  to the United States to raise her two children in Lebanon. An enthusiastic 
  artist, Jeanne taught art classes in her home to local children and was one of 
  the founding members of the Lebanon Valley Council on the Arts. She also 
  taught English as a second language to Vietnamese and Cambodian refugees. Her 
  first husband died in 1981. After a long and wonderful courtship, she married 
  Laird C. Cleaver of Milwaukee, Wis. The couple lived in Park City, Utah, where 
  Jeanne was an active skier and winter hostess. She spent nearly every summer 
  of her later life in Maine and owned a home on Southport Island where she 
  loved cruising the Maine coast with the Boothbay Harbor Yacht Club and 
  supporting local artists. An avid world traveler, Jeanne made lifelong 
  friendships with those she met abroad. In 1994, Jeanne and Laird moved to 
  Lincoln, Mass., to be closer to her children. She and Laird also owned a home 
  in Vero Beach. Jeanne's artistic flair enlivened her every activity and was 
  expressed in her writings, art, homes, and gracious entertaining. Those who 
  knew and loved Jeanne will remember her own beauty reflected in the living 
  spaces she created that always embraced her guests with elegant comfort and 
  good fun. A neighbor said it best upon learning of Jeanne's death: "the world 
  is a little less sparkly now." She is survived by her devoted husband, Laird 
  C. Cleaver; daughter, Lynn Uhrich Smith of Weston, Mass.; son, Christopher 
  Uhrich (Julie) of Lincoln, Mass.; stepdaughter, Christen Cleaver of Aspen, 
  Colo., and Los Angeles, Calif.; and grandsons, Sebastian and Benjamin Smith of 
  Miami, Fla., and Finn Uhrich of Lincoln, Mass. Burial will be private. The 
  family plans to hold a memorial for Jeanne this summer in Maine.
   
  Published in Lebanon Daily News on February 2, 2012 
   
  
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