With humble acceptance of God's will, we would like to announce that Pearl Ann Jewett, 66, of Cadillac,
Michigan, passed away on August 10th, 2022 after succumbing to complications of her recent health
conditions.
Pearl was born on July 4th, 1956 to Robert and Ruth Jewett at Wexford Co Memorial Hospital in Cadillac.
She spent her childhood, teenage years and early adulthood living in the Mason, Lansing, Mesick,
Cadillac areas. She lived in Florida for a short time, in Missouri for approximately 20 years, before
moving back to Michigan for the remainder of this life.
Pearl was a loving and caring mother, grandmother, sister, daughter, Aunt, and friend. She would do
anything for those that she cared for. She used to love to go country line dancing and two-stepping with
friends. She loved to cook and bake for her loved ones. She certainly loved her movies and being able to
watch Lifetime and was always down for a good game of cards! She was a very kind-hearted person and
will be truly missed!
Pearl was preceded in life by her parents, Ruth and Robert Jewett and baby brother, Randy, of Mesick
Michigan. She was survived by her brother, Rick Jewett and wife Ranae. Her sister, Jane Jewett, her
brothers, Bruce, Daniel, and Robert. Her son, Jeremy Johnson of Alma, Michigan. Her son, Justin
Johnson, and his wife Jessica, of Middleton, Michigan. Her daughter, Mindy Chambers, and husband,
Josh, of Springfield, Missouri. Her daughter, Misty Woodman and husband Duffy of Republic Missouri.
Also survived by her 12 grandchildren: Adrian, Ashley, Grace, Gemma, Jason II, Melanie, Quinn, Noah,
Aidan, James, Patricia, Brittany, and Analise. Also her five great-grandchildren: Lorali, James, Benjamin,
Olivia, and Evelyn.
Please join us for a memorial service, honoring life, to be held at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints, located at 8389 S 39 Mile Road, Cadillac, MI 49601 on August 27th, 2022 at 1:00 p.m. A luncheon
to immediately follow. We will have a grave site service afterward for the immediate family.

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