Jeannie Barefield was a wonderful person who touched many lives. A client of ours since 2010, she was always so sweet and caring. Central Animal Hospital has made a donation to the Humane Society of Savannah in her memory.

- Central Animal Hospital , Savannah, Georgia

Peggy, although I did not know Neannie, you spoke of her often, I know how much she meant to you. Know I am thinking about you, let me know if there is anything I can do during this very difficult time. Judy

- Judith Braun, Savannah, Georgia

Condolences to you and your family. She was a joy and will be missed to our community.

- Eric Young and Family, Savannah, GA

Jeannine was one of a kind, her personality could light up room. I met Jeannine in 2012 while she was walking her dog corky along the side walk on Maupas Ave. I was just a renter at the time, than later became a home owner. Jeannine and I enjoyed each other company as we porch sat with our dogs, than later in life when I became mom to my son Gio. She always come over during holidays or birthdays, “I can’t stay long” but I always made sure she was invited to our specials occasions or just the random stops while porch sitting. I loved listening to her stories about life growing up in Savannah, the history of her home, of course the local gossip on the Maupas ave. I moved away from Savannah 2016, but I always made a point to stop by with my little boys and visit with her when we could. Each time, she couldn’t believe how big my boys had grown. We always took pictures of us on her beloved porch with her flowers. The last photo I have is from 2021. I always admired her, she was so independent, social, and out spoken. The things she would say, I would just laugh. Her soul was pure, she loved being known as the lady on the Maupas ave with the small dog who drove the PT cruiser. Jeannine, I will miss you, the memories with my boys with you and myself. I will always cherish forever.

- Danielle Orozco, Ft Myers , Fl

Neannie was such a wonderful neighbor to my daughter and I for the last 13 years. When she got her sweet Chloe she was so patient twice a day to stop by our house for my then baby to give her pets, while we chatted. Such had an amazing sense of humor and was always a joy to catch up with. When we were on walks we were always sure to stop by her gate and holler hellos and pet Chloe through the fence. She will be very missed on Maupas Ave.

- Victoria & Willa, Savannah, GA

A feisty lady the entire neighborhood protected— or was protected by her. We will miss our afternoon chats with you Ms. Jeannine. We’ll do our best to make sure the fence stays upright. Sending our best to your sweet soul.

- Miles & Crystal Taylor, Savannah, GA

We are going to miss you so much. I could open my front door and check on your house and look out and see if anything was going on over there. The day the truck hit the car and they came flying through your fence was awful. And of course it was on one of our hottest days. You were so kind being worried about everybody. When we were worried about you in that heat. You called me Sarah since we moved in so I will end this, I will miss you my friend. Sarah

- Susan Larsen Heise, Savannah , Georgia