Birth date: Jul 30, 1951 Death date: Nov 8, 2017
ALPER Jeanne Marie Alper (née Mielich), of Moorestown, passed away on November 8th surrounded by her family at the age of 66. Beloved wife of 39 years to Craig A. Alper. Dear mother of Sarah Rose Hale-Alper, Rebecca Catherine Alpe Read Obituary
Jeanne did not meet any new person without them walking away as a friend. I had the fun and privilege to travel with Jeanne this past year meeting with Questers in 7 states. She made everyone she met feel special. She charmed them with her smile, knowledge on everything historic and wonderful laugh. I will so very much miss my Quester sister and friend. I will think of you every time I see a brick patterned building or meet a new Quester without you there. Love ya, Beth Wipperman
When I moved to Moorestown 17 years ago, I never expected to meet someone as special as Jeanne. Lucky for me, we bonded so naturally and quickly developed a wonderful relationship that grew stronger as time went on. Who would have thought, at my age, to find someone to laugh with, cry with and share secrets with. I cherished our friendship and always will.
Lynda Brady
November 10, 2017 | Moorestown, NJ
One of the nicest and kindest persons it was my privilege to have known.She was a friend and great neighbor on Harvard Rd.Have not seen her for awhile but it was so easy to recall her smile and her great devotion to her children .It saddened me to hear of her passing yet thinking of that young girl I knew made me smile.My prayers and sympathy to her family .Thinking of you ,Kass Lovett
The Fischer Family is saddened to learn of the passing of Jeanne. Recently, she sent me a photo of my parents sitting on our front porch on Woodland Ave at the house we grew up in. Jeanne wrote in her note that our parents were the best Godparents a person could ask for. Our parents had ten children of their own, and numerous grand and great grandchildren. Jeanne's note reminded all of us how special they were. And, she was special to them. Our parents were so proud to be her Godparents. We're so sad that you lost your Mom, Wife, Grandmom, and precious little sister to your own large family. Be grateful for the love, devotion and direction you have received from her. Honor her by passing her gifts on and comforting one another.
With our deepest sympathy,
The Fischer Family
I have known Jeanne since our West Catholic days. We were in homeroom together and after attended a lot of the reunions together. Jeanne made the best tuna salad I have ever eaten.
And have never been able duplicate. I remember her laugh. It was so contagious and goofy.
It was my fault that we lost touch these past years, and that hurts my heart. I was blessed to have known her.
Will miss you my friend.
