Josephine Rosemary Oalmann Jenkins passed away quietly on Saturday, November 5, 2022 at the age of 98. She had been a resident of Summerfield Retirement Community in Slidell, LA for the past 5 ½ years, but she was a long-time resident of Bush where she and her late husband, James Hugh Jenkins, made their home and raised three children. She was born in Waldheim on August 6, 1924 to the late George Bernard Oalmann and Elizabeth Barbara Dutsch Oalmann. Josie is survived by her three children, Jane Ladner (Roy), Marjorie Jahncke (Robert), and James Hugh Jenkins III (Susan), one grandson, Dane Morgan, two great-grandchildren, Carter and Harper Morgan, and one sister, Elizabeth Williams. She is preceded in death by her sisters Katherine Bridges, Marjorie Bor and brothers George, John, Louis and Joseph (her twin) Oalmann. After graduating from Lyon High School in 1943 she worked in New Orleans at the Office of Price Administration to support the war effort. After the war ended, she worked for the Tobias Bag Company on Claiborne Avenue in New Orleans then for Dr. Kubler, an oral surgeon. The family would like to express sincere thanks to the wonderful and professional staff of Summerfield Retirement Community of Slidell. They took loving care of our mother during her stay there. At her long-standing request, all services will be private. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the Galloway Cemetery Association, 24480 Highway 40, Bush, LA 70431. Published by The Times-Picayune on Nov. 9, 2022.
Case opinion for CT Superior Court Josephine Jenkins v. Samuel Jenkins. Read the Court's full decision on FindLaw. JOSEPHINE JENKINS V. SAMUEL JENKINS Josephine Jenkins v. Samuel Jenkins (2011) Josephine Jenkins v. Samuel Jenkins CORRECTED MEMORANDUM OF DECISION (Correction to Memorandum of Decision dated June 10, 2011 Correction made was re order of dissolution of the marriage) The plaintiff wife initiated this action by way of a complaint filed on March 3, 2009, seeking the dissolution of the parties' marriage, based on irretrievable breakdown. A fully contested trial was held before the undersigned on January 18, January 24, January 28, February 25 and March 4, 2011. Both the plaintiff and the defendant were represented by counsel. The parties submitted an agreement regarding custody of the minor child and a parenting plan which this court accepted. Both parties appeared and testified at trial. The court also heard testimony from several other witnesses. The court has fully considered the criteria of Connecticut General Statutes §§ 46b–81, 46b–82, 46b–84, 46b–56, 46b–56c and 46b–62 as well as the evidence, applicable case law, the demeanor and credibility of the parties and their witnesses and arguments of counsel in finding the facts and in reaching the conclusions reflected in the orders in this decision. The court finds that it has jurisdiction of this matter and that all statutory stays have expired. It also finds the following by a fair preponderance of the evidence: The plaintiff, whose maiden name was Josephine Franco, and the defendant were lawfully married on December 31, 1995 in Simsbury, Connecticut. Both parties have resided continuously in the state of Connecticut for at least one year. The marriage of the parties has broken down irretrievably with no possibility of reconciliation. There is one minor child born to the parties: Samuel Preston Jenkins, born October 1, 1998. The plaintiff has two children who are grown, ages 27 and 22. Neither party has received state or local financial assistance during the course of the marriage.
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