Jeanne Hustead
August 7, 1935 ~ June 21, 2023
Born in:
Pueblo, Colorado
Resided in:
Pueblo, Colorado
Jeanne Hustead was born on August 7, 1935 to Ralph and Ruby Divilbliss.
She was born and grew up mostly in Pueblo, Colorado, with her parents and her sister, Carla. She met her future husband when she was 14 years old and her family moved into the basement apartment that his parents were renting out. This was the start of what became Don and Jeanne Hustead. They were married in 1954. Together they had 3 daughters, 4 grand-daughters, and 4 great-grandchildren.
She is preceded in death by her parents in 1983 & 2000 and her sister in 2018.
She is survived by her husband, Don Hustead, her daughters: Dawnie, Diane, and Deb, her granddaughters: Jeni, Kimmie, Sandie, and Jodi, and her great-grandchildren: Katy, Rylie, Andy, and Bethi.
Jeanne joined the angels on June 21, 2023, the summer solstice and the day with the most sunlight. She now shines down on us.
There will be a memorial service in her honor on Sunday, July 2 at 1:00 at First Congregational United Church of Christ, 228 W. Evans Ave.
Services
Memorial Service: July 2, 2023 1:00 pm
First Congregational United Church of Christ
228 W. Evans
Pueblo, CO 81004
719-542-1552
Hustead Family –
I have the privilege of meeting & knowing Ms Hustead back in 2013, when my husband & I purchased the house next door to them. Jeanne was a beautiful soul, who was full of life & kindness and also a wonderful neighbor who was always so good to us. My husband & I eventually sold that home & moved away but we never forgot the Husteads (as they were such lovely, wonderful people). We were heartbroken to read about her passing so we wanted to sign the guestbook and share our memories of her. May she rest in peace, as her beautiful soul is now with the angels.
To the Hustead Family,
I worked at Hustead’s 4th Street Arapaho grocery store about 1970. Lots of fun and great folks. Jeanne was great to be around and helpful to the rookie that I was! Rest in peace and all the family — take care of one another. dt
Doug Tihonovich
I am one of Jeanne’s nieces. I can still picture Aunt Jeanne waterskiing at the Pit. I can hear her voice as if it was yesterday. Many great memories of the J,D, Di, De, Daw and summer vacations at Beulah. My deepest sympathy to you all.
I was a friend of Jeanne’s when we lived in Pueblo and belonged to First Congregational Church. She was a warm, loving lady and I am sure that she will be missed by all who knew her.
Donnie and Kids, I’m Karen Craddock and we were very close to your family when we also belonged to the Congrgational Church. My mom, Liz, was Bette Hirsch – so our families were connected by the grocery stores, too. No one is left in Pueblo except Marion Hirsch Gustafson, whom I’m sure Donnie knows. She lives at the Villa. Many wonderful memories of Jeannie and the family. She was a beautiful person inside and out! Love to you all.