Jeannine R. Carr

*** Due to CDC regulations and Governor mandates, services that were planned for Jeannine, are indefinitely postponed ***

Jeannine R. Carr, 83, Superior, WI resident, died Thursday, March 12, 2020 in Middle River Health and Rehabilitation Center in South Range, WI. Jeannine was born on June 18, 1936 in Park Falls, WI to Henry and Martha (Wilbrecht) Roberts.

Jeannine worked for Parkland Health Facility until their closing, and her retiring to enjoy travel. Jeannine married Jon Lieble in 1956, and they later divorced. She later met and married Jon Carr who preceded her in death.

She enjoyed making crafts and selling them. She opened the “What Not” craft shop at her house where she sold her crafts out of for many years. She also enjoyed gardening and keeping her lawn beautiful. Most of all she enjoyed her family, especially her grandchildren which she was blessed with five grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.

Jeannine is survived by her children, Jeff (Carol) Lieble, James Lieble, Richard (Aileen) Lieble, Karen (Mike) Witthoft; grandchildren, Jennifer Lieble, Christine (Dan) Zimski, Zack (Courtney) Lieble, Jake Lieble and Samantha (Pat White) Lieble; great-grandchildren, Nick Dow, Matt Lieble, Emily Smeby, Natilie and Danielle Zimski, Andrew Lieble, Benjamin White, James and Chase Lieble; brothers, Larry (Jessica) Roberts and Phil (Ann) Curtin and numerous nieces and nephews.

She is preceded in death by her parents, brother Richard Roberts, sister Sheila Pritzl, daughter Kathleen Lieble and her two husbands.

The Downs-LeSage Funeral Home, 1304 Hammond Avenue, Superior is assisting the family with arrangements. To leave an online condolence or to sign the guestbook, please visit www.downs-lesage.com .

We appreciate the public’s consideration of the current recommendations from the CDC regarding the limited number of people gathered in public places. Special considerations should be taken for those who are ill, or those who are part of the at-risk population. Additionally, special considerations should be taken for those who are traveling from, or are part of an at-risk environment.