Jean Brecheisen passed away peacefully on December 7th, with her family by her side. &nbsp;

She was born to Delbert and Olive Vinton on June 4th, 1929.&nbsp;Jean was raised on a farm near Melvern, Kansas. She had three older sisters, Idelle, Edith, and Wilma. 

Jean was married to her life long partner Max Brecheisen on October 30th, 1949. They were married nearly 70 years. 

For twenty years, she was a Marine Corp spouse. They had three sons together. Jerry, Neal and Mark. After military service, she worked with her husband in starting his career with Radio Shack. 

Upon retirement, they built a home on the farmstead where Jean grew up. They raised polled hereford cattle on their M&amp;J farm. They retired from the farm in 2000 and moved to Manhattan, Ks.

Jean is preceded in death by her husband Max, son Neal, and her three sisters. Survivors include sons Jerry (Maria ) and Mark (Judy) and grandchildren Stephanie Brecheisen, Chris Brecheisen, Jessica Birmingham, Jacob Brecheisen, Lucas Brecheisen, Katie Brecheisen, Amy Brecheisen and 16 great grandchildren. 

Funeral Services will be on December 13th at 11:00 am. Visitation will be prior to the service at 10:30 am at Irvin Parkview Funeral Home, Manhattan, Ks.&nbsp;

Memorial contributions may be made to the College Avenue Methodist Church, Manhattan Ks.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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 </figure>Jean Brecheisen passed away peacefully on December 7th, with her family by her side. &nbsp;She was born to Delbert and Olive Vinton on June 4th, 1929.&nbsp;Jean was raised on a farm near Melvern, Kansas. She had three older sisters, Idelle, Edith, and Wilma. Jean was married to her life long partner Max Brecheisen on October 30th, 1949. They were married nearly 70 years. For twenty years, she was a Marine Corp spouse. They had three sons together. Jerry, Neal and Mark. After military service, she worked with her husband in starting his career with Radio Shack. Upon retirement, they built a home on the farmstead where Jean grew up. They raised polled hereford cattle on their M&amp;J farm. They retired from the farm in 2000 and moved to Manhattan, Ks.Jean is preceded in death by her husband Max, son Neal, and her three sisters. Survivors include sons Jerry (Maria ) and Mark (Judy) and grandchildren Stephanie Brecheisen, Chris Brecheisen, Jessica Birmingham, Jacob Brecheisen, Lucas Brecheisen, Katie Brecheisen, Amy Brecheisen and 16 great grandchildren. Funeral Services will be on December 13th at 11:00 am. Visitation will be prior to the service at 10:30 am at Irvin Parkview Funeral Home, Manhattan, Ks.&nbsp;Memorial contributions may be made to the College Avenue Methodist Church, Manhattan Ks.&nbsp;&nbsp;