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Jacqueline Levine, 65, of Upper Township passed away peacefully on November 7, surrounded by her family and loved ones.
An accomplished violinist in her early years, Jackie was later employed by the State of New Jersey. Loved by all those who knew her, she had a unique sense of humor which drew people to her. A kind and gentle soul, she possessed true humility. Jackie had a strong love of animals, particularly Leo and Junior.
She was predeceased by her parents, George and Jean Levine.
Jackie is survived by Judy Winter, her partner of 38 years.
She is survived by her niece Amanda (David) Citrin of Voorhees, with whom she shared a very special relationship, as well as grand-nephew Ethan and grand-niece Graysen.
Jackie is also survived by brothers Ronald (Maggie & Jimmy) and Michael Levine; nephews Jacob (Danielle) and Joseph (Dionna) Levine; niece Sharon (Eric) Grimes; and grand-nephews Joey, Jullian, Duncan, Trevor, Nigel and Emerson.
Important to Jackie was her relationship to her extended family, which includes: Christina, Jimmy, Matthew, and Mia; Owen, Suzette, Tee, Justine, Mo and Max.
For those who wish to remember Jackie in a special way, contributions may be made to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital (www.stjude.org). Messages to Jackie’s family may be made to the Langley-Loveland Funeral Home website (www.langleylovelandfuneralhome.com).
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Robin Mondros (Holland)
Jackie was my best friend for many years, we were both orchestra nerds. We lost touch in our college years, but reconnected around 4 years ago. We actually got to meet a few times. She is greatly missed. Until we meet again, my dear, dear friend. Robin (Mondros) Holland
Lauren Alter
Jackie and Robin and I were great friends. We all went to orchestra and depended on each other for comraderie. Jackie was so so smart and so gifted. She was a beautiful violinist. We used to call ourselves the three muskateers or some version of that . Robin would play with words and made us sound unique. It pained me to see Jackie's memoriam notice. She was a sweet soul.
Christine Williams (Baker)
I remember Jackie as a fun person in orchestra. She was also such a great musician And was very patient with me as I was not the caliber of a violinist as she and Lauren. Lauren, you made me laugh as well. I'm sorry I didn't get to know her better, but seeing her on this page brought back memories I thought I had forgotten. Rest in peace, Jackie.
Betty Louie
I was so saddened to hear this news. I hung out with Jackie and Robin during our early teenage years, and I remember Jackie as funny, gentle and a talented violinist (I still remember her strong fingers). She and Robin greatly influenced me, and to this day I love classical music. Jackie, may your beautiful spirit be at peace.