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Official Obituary of

Jeanne Lucienne (Bourassa) Grant

August 16, 1948 ~ March 16, 2026 (age 77) 77 Years Old

Jeanne Grant Obituary


Jeanne L. Grant obituary

Jeanne L. (Bourassa) Grant , age 77, passed away on Monday, March 16, 2026.  Family held her hand as she left her Earthly home and was reunited in Heaven with “Her Bubba”.

Jeanne was born in August of 1948 to Rita and Leo Bourassa of Sanford, Maine.  She was the oldest of four children and leaves behind a sister, Nancy L’Heureux and two brothers, Robert Bourassa and James Bourassa.  Jeanne attended Sanford High where she met the boy of her dreams, Robert ‘Bob’ Grant at a high school dance.  It was love at first sight.

Although 52 years of loving each other was not enough, it did bless them with three daughters:  Rachel Rogers Baron, Rebecca Isaacs and Penny Gould, and 6 adored grandchildren:  Justin Rogers, Joshua Rogers, Samantha Sullivan, Zachary Gould, Thomas Isaacs and Addison Gould.  One of Jeanne’s favorite titles, however was Great Mimi.  She bragged about finally being “GREAT” at something, and she loved visits with/pictures of Mitchie Bum, Henry Pickles, B (Brady), Brynlee Butter and Bboy (Braxton).

Jeanne loved music, dancing, sewing, chihuahuas, late night tv, family functions, and making people laugh.  If silliness and laughter makes you live longer, she should have lived forever.  There was definitely lots of fun when Jeanne was around. 

At her request, there will be no funeral services.  The family invites you to express your condolences and share any special memories of Jeanne at www.johnsonfuneralhomeme.com

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