Jacquelyn Maureen EBER GREER

Jacquelyn “Jackie” Maureen Eber Greer, born in Los Angeles on April 27, 1947, passed away in her home in Anaheim, California on November 16, 2025, at the age of 78.

Jackie is survived by her brother Patrick O’Brien, of South Sioux City, Nebraska. Preceding Jackie in death were her husband, Irl Calvin Greer, Jr., sister Eva Eber, brother Michael Eber, mother Dorothy Hargis, and father, William Leopold Eber.

Growing up in southern California, Jackie was a 1965 graduate of Westminster High School, and while in college joined the nationally touring patriotic singing group the Grandland Singers. Her kind, vivacious personality endeared her to audiences as well as the group’s bass player, Cal Greer. They fell in love and were sealed for time and all eternity within the Los Angeles California Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on November 6, 1970. For the next forty-five years they made their home in southern California communities, including Seal Beach, and finally Anaheim.

Naturally creative and giving, Jackie was known for her needlecraft, and card making, gifting personalized creations to family and friends. For many years, Jackie was an employee of the Orange County Library system working at libraries throughout the county. In her later years, Jackie was a part-time office administrator for La Belle Fontaine Mobile Estates where she lived until her death. Following the death of her husband, Cal in 2015, Jackie bravely battled alone the debilitating effects of kidney disease and diabetes, which eventually took her life.

A memorial in her honor, yet to be scheduled, will be held in early in 2026 and streamed online, and posted later on YouTube. To receive an invitation to the memorial service, or a link to the live stream or the YouTube recording, contact Jim Greer via email at jimigreer@hotmail.com.