Jeanne Marie “Jeannie” Carroll passed away on March 14, 2025, in St. Louis, Missouri, at the age of 62.
Jeanne was born on February 10, 1963, in St. Louis, Missouri, where she spent her life surrounded by family and friends. A graduate from St. Joseph’s Institute for Deaf, she went on to make her way in a hearing world. She faced many struggles but always embraced life with a carefree spirit that remained steadfast despite those challenges. She was determined and direct but always brought a smile to your face. The joy of her life was her son James (JJ).
She had a deep love for the outdoors and enjoyed camping and archery. She loved feeding and watching the birds and wildlife around her home. Jeanne was also an avid fan of Cardinal baseball, cheering on her team with enthusiasm throughout the years.
Jeanne is survived by her son, James E. Jackson Jr. (“JJ”); her brothers, Stephen Carroll and Brian Carroll; and her sisters, Ann Carroll (Roseberry) and Ellen Carroll (Spindler). She was preceded in death by her partner James E Jackson Sr. and her parents, John and Mary Ann Carroll.
SERVICES: A memorial gathering will be held in her honor on May 6, 2025, from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM at Kutis Funeral Home in Affton, located at 10151 Gravois Road, St. Louis, Missouri, 63123.
May her memory bring comfort to those who knew and loved her.
We love you Jeanne, I know you are talking, hearing and laughing with mom and dad! You have earned your rest little sister.
I miss you deeply Jeannie! Always trying to keep up with me. I think you passed me on your way to heaven. Rest peacefully
Love you
I just set up appointment for gathering to honor her -May 6, 2025, from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM at Kutis Funeral Home in Affton, located at 10151 Gravois Road, St. Louis, Missouri, 63123. See you there. I’m just shocked with the news today March 30, 2025.
SJI classmate of 1978
Ah, Jeannie, my sweet little angel. I remember you so well. The little sister of my childhood best friend, Ann. I loved you and your entire family and always will. Life is a struggle for me, too, as the mother of a disabled adult son. I’m so proud to learn that you were a Mom yourself! Rest in Peace, dear Jeannie. I always felt you were in my life in part to help prepare me for my own journey ahead. Love and sympathy to the Carroll family on your loss. Ann, I’ll be in touch soon.
Chris Caronna Beard
My deepest sympathy to the entire Carroll clan. Jeannie always figures into those special childhood memories of our group gatherings. I would like to think that my mom, who was Jeannie’s Godmother, was there at the heavenly reunion.
Jeanne girl you know I loved you, Jeanne you forever in my heart. I can’t believe You became my real angel on my birthday Jeanne weenie you know I will never ever forget you now you can keep an eye on me here in Mississippi girl I love youWe did a lot together. I have so many memories of you. Love and Quack quack 🫶🏼JJ, Brian, and all th family sending prayers and hugs,Love Donna rest in peace Jeanne
I am so sorry to hear of Jeannie’s passing. She was so much a part of our camping trips and gatherings, and there are so many fond memories of her. From the Juergens kids, our heartfelt sympathy goes out to our Carroll family friends.