Jean Anne Warrington
April 16th, 1946-October 1, 2026Jean Anne Warrington, age 80, passed away on October 1, 2026. She was in hospice care at Dresher Hill Health and Rehab in Fort Washington, PA. She most recently resided in Horsham, PA.A 1965 New York debutante, Jean was known for her affable and kind, loving nature. She and her mother Rose were fond of telling family “who loves ya”. This was frequently said to Jean’s nephew John Warrington and his two sisters Tracilee Warrington Messina and Tara Warrington.Jean was born in Philadelphia, PA and raised in Pelham, NY. Her free spirited nature took her on journeys to Rhode Island, Hawaii, Massachusetts and New Jersey. She obtained her Doctor of Chiropractic degree and settled in Hatboro, PA where she opened her chiropractic business, Chiropractic Corner, where she saw patients for 30 years. Jean loved sharing her knowledge of health and wellness with patients, family and friends.
She was predeceased by her parents John Sr and Rose Ingram and her older brother John Jr. Jean was a devout follower of the spiritual teachings of the Holy Order of Mans. Her last days were filled with grace and love towards all the friends and family who visited. Her loving spirit and light will live on forever.
Jean was my cousin, 4 months older than I. Her dad and my mother were brother & sister. I have many fond memories of times with Jean, Johnny & their parents. And of the two of us getting together in recent years. I'll always remember her smile, her humor (very much like her dad's - "the Warrington humor"), and her heart of gold. Be at peace, Jean.
I was a patient of Jean's and over the course of more than a decade, we became friends. Jean was an amazing chiropractor, but it was more than that, she had the ability to heal. Jean was also an amazing friend. We could talk about anything. I will miss our lunches and shopping trips. But mostly I will miss her light, her laughter and her wisdom. I'm honored that I had the fortune of knowing her. God bless you, my friend
Your compassion, kindness and caring for others was a hallmark of your generous heart. Our long and loving friendship began as fellow students at Pelham Memorial High School. It continued through your beautiful ordination as a Priest in the Holy Order of MANS in August 2022 and now I will sorely miss our joy-filled weekly Saturday morning meetings! God bless you and keep you close!
You will be missed Jean! It was such a joy spending time with you, be it for spiritual get togethers, or just having fun! You were always willing to share your vast knowledge on health and wellness information. Eternal blessings of light, life, and love!💕
You will be missed Jean! It was such a joy spending time with you, be it for spiritual get togethers, or just having fun!
You were always willing to share your vast knowledge on health and wellness information.
Eternal blessings of light, life, and love!💕
Your compassion, kindness and caring for others was a hallmark of your generous heart. Our long and loving friendship began as fellow students at Pelham Memorial High School. It continued through your beautiful ordination as a Priest in the Holy Order of MANS in August 2022 and now I will sorely miss our joy-filled weekly Saturday morning meetings! God bless you and keep you close!
I was a patient of Jean’s and over the course of more than a decade, we became friends. Jean was an amazing chiropractor, but it was more than that, she had the ability to heal.
Jean was also an amazing friend. We could talk about anything. I will miss our lunches and shopping trips. But mostly I will miss her light, her laughter and her wisdom.
I’m honored that I had the fortune of knowing her.
God bless you, my friend
Jean was my cousin, 4 months older than I. Her dad and my mother were brother & sister. I have many fond memories of times with Jean, Johnny & their parents. And of the two of us getting together in recent years. I’ll always remember her smile, her humor (very much like her dad’s – “the Warrington humor”), and her heart of gold. Be at peace, Jean.