Tributes Pour In for Florida Resident Jean A. Bergman, 84

Jean A. Bergman, aged 84, passed away after a brief battle with cancer on December 16, 2025. Originally from Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota, she spent her final years in Florida. Bergman’s family, including her children Ken and Jeff, announced her passing, highlighting her legacy of love and community involvement.

Bergman is survived by her children, Ken (Lisa Blee) Bergman and Jeff (Jenny) Bergman, as well as her brother-in-law Ron (Leslie) Bergman from Washington and sister-in-law Judy (Andy) Weber from North Carolina. She leaves behind a close-knit family that includes grandchildren Corey (Maddie), Tess (William), Max (Peyton), Devin, and Sophia, along with a great-grandchild, Callen. She was preceded in death by her husband, Kenneth Bergman, and several family members, including her parents, Gilbert and Leota Mannor, and brothers Jack and Richard Mannor.

Early Life and Career

Born and raised in Acme, Michigan, Bergman attended Michigan State University, where she began to cultivate her interests. Her professional career spanned several administrative roles, primarily with the Inver Grove Heights Police Department. Throughout her life, she was known for her strong work ethic and dedication to public service.

Bergman’s family describes her as a passionate individual who brought joy to those around her. She had a particular love for golf and actively participated in various arts and crafts projects, many of which she donated to charitable organizations. Her creative spirit and commitment to philanthropy left a lasting impact on her community.

Legacy and Memorial

While no formal services are planned, her family encourages those who wish to honor her memory to consider making a donation to the American Cancer Society. This reflects Bergman’s dedication to supporting cancer research and patient care, which is particularly poignant given her own battle with the disease.

Bergman will be deeply missed by her family and friends, who remember her as a loving mother, grandmother, and community member. Her legacy of kindness and creativity will continue to inspire those who had the privilege of knowing her.