I stopped laughing when I read your comment. I had no idea….loved her comedy…🥺

@@linato1855 I was so shocked when I found out myself. She had the most amazing sense of humor. There's really nothing online anywhere what the cause of death was for either of them although I read something about Jerry having a serious illness. I was always excited when she had a new video up.

@@survivrs I'm so sad now

@@cindydmysonslifemattered1937 Yeah, after you've watched her for a few years, some of those videos many times over, just laughing as you can picture exactly what she is saying, and then find out they died approx. 2 months apart from each other. For them, it doesn't get much easier-as in not grieving for months or years without that beloved spouse. While it sounds stupid, you hear how people died from a "broken heart", and this might have put that into perspective. I truly believe that they loved each other so much, no matter how many times she made fun of him, he knew it was all meant in fun. It hurts when it comes at such a time that you don't even know about it right away much less expect it. I cried when I saw it in print, hoping it was a cruel joke, but headline after headline said the same thing, so whether you want to believe it or not, you have to. At least we have a lot of funny videos to keep their memories alive. I hope neither of them suffered prior to their deaths.

And yesterday )9/04/2021)Willard Scott the former NBC weatherman. That corner of Heaven must really be rocking now.

I didn't know that her Husband died too. God Rest his Soul.

Lucy and Ethel!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Native Virginian- you must not shop at Wally World- used to work there and they change " mods" every whipstitch- used to the feel our motto should be NEVER THE SAME PLACE TWICE Often told my customer " wait a second and we'll go look for IT together". Much love from Central Ohio.

@@cassiecasson4585 I go to one store which NEVER moves the groceries around!!!!I told the manager this. He said well I am never going to change my store. ever!

I sent my husband to buy milk, butter and eggs. He came back a couple of hours Later after spending $116. Guess what he didn't buy??

How do u check it with a spaghet-----ooooooh. It's not cooked. Lol

@@teekotrain6845 lol I know you were serious but thanks for a laugh I so needed! 😊😊😊👍👍👍👍👍

My mom used a broom straw as did my nanny.

@@SplendaChic I never heard of checking with a broom straw. My Grannie and Mother used toothpicks. So do I. And in later years, my Mom has the gadget made to check the cakes. Her nickname was "The Gadget Queen". She loved gadgets, especially kitchen gadgets. Grannie was more simple. She did have full cake decorating regalia, all the bags and piping tips and the multi-tiered cake stands. Grannie was asked to make wedding, birthday and anniversary cakes all the time. I bake brownies, sprinkle powder sugar on them and serve them with strawberries. My family asks for them for birthdays now.

We use Forks in my house.

I have c Recently, I have watched one of your stories and was totally blown away! I haven't laughed like that for so long!!! Then in searching for more I found out that Left brain had died and then you had died also !, I am heartbroken! I am happy you and Left Brain are in your forever home! Thank you for all the joy and laughter you have brought to my life! and at a time when I really needed to laugh !🌹

Yes, but she did strain the flour! haha

@@mjaylith5232 I was gonna say the same thing🤣

@@mjaylith5232 I know right? Go figure! LOL 😆 🤣 😂

I went there too, then remembered it's a pound cake and supposed to be "heavy":) Also, no RIP'S for Jeanne. She wouldn't know how🥰

I may not store my clothes in the oven, 😆 lol, but, who doesn't store skillets in their oven? We were brought up that way in the South. The cast iron skillet was used everyday & sat on top of stove or in the oven.

@@GAPeach58 my mom does that too

@@GAPeach58 I found NINE cast iron skillets, moving to different houses in different states. I saved the 6,8,10 and 12 inch ones and kept giving them away!!!!!. Once I found THREE under leaves which had been raked by a front porch in Memphis and forgotten I guess! Cheers from Chattanooga, Birmingham, Atlanta, Slidell, Memphis and San Francisco!!!!!!!!

@@roninwarriorsfan Where did the Unsinkable Molly Brown....Debbie Reynolds..keep her money? OH I looked it up. That was a myth!She kept coins in a stove but not paper money. Belly up to the bar, boys!!!

@@phyllispetras3369 Small world. The cast iron skillet I found buried in yard under piles of leaves was in Memphis in 1990's. 👍😍

Lucky you! I've never heard Jeanne on XM RADIO. I've only ever heard a bunch of nasty "comedians."

I lost it when she said that, bowing my head

Mom always did the broom straw thing.😖

My mom did too.

Haha my friend stores her kitchen supplies in her dishwasher. I was like oh no then my husband better hand wash those dishes not me!

I store my pots and pans in my oven too! So did my mother! I thought that's what you were supposed to do! 😄

Lol yep me too

😂 cast iron skillets don’t melt I can’t say how many times I forget to take pans out over 20 yrs I should know by now but I still forget 😂 I’m easily distracted from forgetting pans in the oven to forgetting to put soap in the washer or shutting the washer door 😂 God Bless

I had to laugh. That is such a "southern thang." Lol

I keep my great grandmother’s and my grandmother’s cast iron skillets in the oven.

Will miss them enjoyed hearing the stories . God bless you.

I’m making her famous cake tomorrow. Jennie never fails to make me laugh when I watch these priceless videos.❤️

I still use mine. I have a traditional color set (yellow, green, blue, red) and a pink set that was my grandmother’s. I bought mine after I graduated from college. They’re old, like me. 😁

@Jim Elliott You can find them on eBay and Mercuri by sets or individually.

@Jim Elliott I inherited those too! There was also a cut glass bowl that only....and nothing ever else....was used for Jello! 😊

The sight of that yellow bowl brought back memories of my childhood, 1950's-60's. I had forgotten about that set of bowls. Long gone to that great kitchen in the sky! 😄

I was cured of storing things in the oven when we moved and forgot to check the oven for anything. Lost a good pizza stone.

Can anyone else see Lucy & Ethel?

Lucy and Ethel.

My mother also used a broom straw!

Think it's on her website

I had read it on the website and thought yuck and so many ingredients