I had the privilege of working with Jeanine for a few years and we became friends. I am heartbroken about her death but I know she is at peace and free of pain. I will continue to pray for her family. I will always love and miss her and so will many other people. Godspeed Jeanine!

To Jeanine's husband Kenny and her family: I knew Jeanine from the gift shop and being a race fan of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The picture that Angela posted of Jeanine is the way I remember her. One of my favorite memories of Jeanine happened on the postponed Indy 500 day of August 23, 2020 with no fans present.. I and other fans were on Georgetown Road, hanging out at Gate 7, watching the race on the video board while listening to the race broadcasts on our transistor radios. Jeanine came up to the fence to join us for awhile. I knew that Jeanine and Kenny lived in Speedway, but on that day I learned her house faced Gerogetown Road and she could see a video board essentially from her back yard.. Another memory was that Jean Hunter (another gift shop employee) and I would see Jeanine and Kenny at McGilvery's Pub on High School Road at 30th street. There was a radio program about racing there on Tuesday nights. Jeanine and Kenny had the corner booth reserved there and Jean and I would catch up with them there. It is amazing how our mutual love for the Indy 500 brings folks like Jeanine and Kenny into our lives. May her family be Blessed by many memories of her. Judy Greeson Indianapolis and Clinton, TN

Kenny and Jeffery,

Jeanine was a beautiful soul with a heart of gold. I enjoyed talking to her when delivering your mail. She always had a smile on her face and we always had a good laugh together. She will definitely be missed.

Liz

My thoughts and prayers of strength and healing to all of you.

I met Jeanine when she worked at the front desk of the Museum and Kenny delivered our stock from warehouse. She and Kenny were meant for each other. Prayers of peace for Kenny and her large family.

Jeanine was an amazing woman. Her l smile was infectious and her love of life inspiring. I will miss seeing her at church. My love to all during this difficult time.

My husband & I had the pleasure of working with Janine at IMS, Always wearing a smile & she could sure put a smile on anyone’s face,

May Kenny & the family find comfort in the arms of God during this most difficult time.

Terry & Sheila Gunter

Kenny & Family.

Jeanine and family were our neighbors in Richmond.

I have the best memories of walking across the street and into the house to visit.

Jeanine was a wonderful wife, Mother and friend. It was hard to see the family struggle when Jim passed away. It was devastating losing such a wonderful husband and father.

Janine held her family together. She was a strong lady.

She was blessed to find true love again with Kenny.

God bless your family. I am sending love and prayers to all of you.

My Mom asked that I send her condolences as well. She loved having your family across the street.

We love you all.

May this beautiful lady Rest in Peace.

Kenny and family,

Jeanie and I wish to express our sincerest condolences at the passing of your beloved wife, Jeanine. May the God of all comfort, our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, provide you all with strength and assurance during the coming days.

Stan and Jeanie Fryman