Knoxville, Tennessee, is grieving the loss of a beloved member of its educational community, Jeanette Gutzman, who passed away due to injuries sustained in a car accident. Jeanette, a dedicated 6th-grade ELA teacher, had been a cherished figure at T. W. Hunter Middle School for over 25 years.
Shana Pounders Lee of Murfreesboro, Tennessee, took to Facebook to express her deep connection with Jeanette, noting that their friendship began 30 years ago. Shana highlighted the unique role Jeanette played in her life, transitioning from being a youth minister to Shana’s children to becoming a caring teacher in the public school system. In the past year and a half, Jeanette had a special impact on Shana’s daughter, Reese, who found comfort and support in Ms. Gutzman’s presence.
Shana shared how Jeanette went out of her way to make Reese feel safe and included, going so far as to request Reese be placed in her homeroom. Even as a 7th grader, Reese sought solace and support from Ms. Gutzman during challenging times, a testament to the profound impact she had on her students.
The heartfelt message from Shana Pounders Lee reflects the deep connections formed by Jeanette Gutzman with her students and the lasting impression she left on the Knoxville community. The obituary and funeral plans for Jeanette Gutzman will be released by the family, allowing the community to come together in remembrance and support during this difficult time.
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