Jeanette Louise Sparks

Preceded in Death: Parents, Elbert and Ethlyn Moore, Brother Virgil Moore and First Husband, Victor Tolomeo. Survived by Husband, Zane Sparks, Daughter Charlotte (Robert) Estrada, Son Victor Tolomeo (Sharon Coomes) Grandchildren, Shane Yamada (Kayla and Ema Chapman), Keith Yamada (TJ) and Joey Estrada. Granddaughter, Zelicia Lopez. Sister, Alice Neff and Cheryl Moore. Numerous nieces and nephews. Jeanette was born and raised in Sioux City, Iowa. She attended East High School and was an active member of the marching Band. In 1953 Jeanette and her sister Alice attended the National Jaycees Convention in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The marching band won the High School Competition and was among three bands chosen to perform for President Dwight D. Eisenhower and played the song Hail to the Chief. She enjoyed attending her arts and crafts classes. She won award for a blanket she had crocheted. She was a devoted Wife, Mother and Grandmother. Her family was her world and always put others before herself. She was loved by so many and whoever came to know her, she left a special place in her heart. Memorial Service, 10 AM Saturday, December 19, 2015 at Romero Funeral Chapel, Denver. Reception to follow immediately at the Romero Dinner Hall. Previous Events Memorial Service DEC 19. 10:00 AM (MT) Romero Family Funeral Home & Ft. Logan Mortuary - Denver 4750 Tejon St Denver, CO 80211 [email protected] Loading map