"Fifteen yrs ago I was unfortunately in the throws of full blown heroin addiction, thank god I was able to overcome that addiction and live a wonderfull life, sister Jean fed me on a daily basis when she was serving food out of the house. Today I have been blessed enough in life and I was able to take down alot of cases of soda chips and applesauce to the church.GOD that felt great. RIP sis"

"Today was my first time serving at Sister Jean's Soup Kitchen. Now I know what she felt when all those people came in to eat. She knew it was the right thing to do."

"Mama Jean I miss you so much! My heart is overwhelmed with the thought of loosing you.I miss you calling me and talking to the children. There is not a day that tears DONT roll down my face in disbelief that you have left, I know its selfish wanting you to be here, when I knew you where in so much pain.BUT I LOVE YOU AND MISS U, SO MUCH RIP.......LONNIYELL"

"A true role model for us all. Let us take the lessons she has taught to heart and pass them to all. Rest in peace with God, you've certainly earned it."

"Now she is reasting in pease she fought a good fight   I Work with her and she was aperson you will never for get she was true to what is did ilove her and will really miss her.....from estellablackwell and the Dorn familY..........."

"Sister Jean's unconditional love for all people remains as an example to all of us as we walk on and touch the lives of others.
Sister Jean's love will be missed by many."

"Larry Kemble says,
This was one highly devoted lady, she had unconditional love for her feeding ministry ,and for the people she fed. my heart is greatly grieved ,i've known sister Jean for 22 years, i lost a friend , i vollunteered, i worked by her side. My heart will never b the same when i go to the morning and afternoon fedings, i won't feel the love and compation that once filled her  kitchen"

"george says,

Sister jean will greatly be missed. I remember the time when Sister Jean yelled at me for touching her plates. God Bless her family. Rest in peace sister Jean."

"God bless Sister Jean's Family. Sister Jean was very kind and compassionate lady. Everytime i needed to talk to her she was there. She had a heart of gold. She will truely be missed by all her family and friends.  Please lets all remember what  she stood for and keep he legacy alive. RIP Sister Jean. We will keep her family and friends in our prayers."

"It is truly amazing to be known by those who never met you personally, but it can only be attributed to the fact that the life you've lived has truly spoken for you.  What Would Jesus Do was more than a cliche.  You put your word's into action.  You are gone but will never be forgotten.  I know that heaven is smiling.  RIP Sister Jean Webster"

"Sister Jean Webster was truly a woman of God.  Her love and compassion will remain in the hearts of everyone she touched.  May her legacy live on forever.  She will always be the Mother Theresa of Atlantic City.  "For a greater reward awaits you in Heaven" Matthew 5:12.  May you be among Jesus Christ rejoicing in your glorified body free of all illness.   <3"

"Sister Jean was a truly amazing woman who gave of herself each and everyday helping feed the hungry.  She will be greatly missed.  She was a simple person that could move mountains to take care of her guests! Rest in Peace."

"Jean Webster always told the young people who came to volunteer at her kitchen that "my mother taught me that you should never look down on a man unless you are looking down to help him up".  Today, I've heard from a dozen young people who still remember Jean's words.  What our world really needs is more Jean Websters.  Thanks be to God!"

"What a simply remarkable woman.  Rest in His Peace, Sister Jean."

"When I learned of Jean Webster and her story I was amazed by her dedication and selflessness. I, unfortunately, only had the opportunity of meeting her once, but it was such an honor and an experience I will remember for the rest of my life. Her personality shined like the stars in the sky. May she rest in peace."