What an amazingly fun, solid, supportive and comforting woman. Celeste: I send you comfort and love.

Jackie, Michelle, David, Lori, Tavis, Dylan and Nicole: you are all in my thoughts. Lots of Love: Nicole Methot Keogh xoxo

She touched everyone she met. You couldn’t help but love her

So sorry for your loss. I remember when Celeste took us to my first Brave game and rafting down the river in a Georgia. Some of my fondest memories. I took my kids to the game one year. She was always so much fun. So glad I got to see her after all those years. I know this is a difficult time but I know she is hanging with mom and Sue in heaven and smiling down on everyone. HUGS to you all.

Celeste was client, friend, therapist and fellow golfer. I would look forward to our meetings as we talked more life than accounting and taxes. I loved her philosophy on life and she taught me a lot. I will miss her dearly.

What a beautiful tribute to a beautiful lady. It captures the Celeste I know perfectly. She brought an instant energy and joyfulness where ever she went. So thankful that I was lucky enough to have her in my life. Best ever bloody mary in the French Quarter, best ever clam chowder at Thanksgiving, best ever dancing partner at weddings, are just a few memories that will always bring a smile to my face. I look forward to celebrating her life in August, and will definitely bring my dancing shoes. Love you and miss you Celeste.

My condolences on your loss. I was in Celeste’s company only a few times, but she opened her home to me as if I was family. She was a wonderful, kind, generous and a fun-loving person who was full of life and gave so much of herself to others. She will be missed.
Margie Dube’.

Please accept my condolences. I was shocked to hear the news she was sick and things didn’t look good. Again, please accept my condolences.

Celeste was so energetic and generous with her energy. I am so grateful for all the times she was there for family gatherings. My father still talks about dancing with her at Regina’s wedding. She was no wallflower. She will be missed but always remembered

So many wonderful memories of such an amazing woman. She will surely be missed.

When I met Celeste, she made sure we’d stop by her place for some “nosh” before we flew back to Nashville. The next thing I knew, she was improving my golf game. And then the trips! I couldn’t keep up with her, whether it was climbing stairs at the Abbesses station, or getting in one more round of golf in HH. She married one of the best. I’ve never questioned, nor needed to, her judgment. You’ll be missed, my friend. I’ll carry your laugh with me every time I get mud on my driver. My sincerest condolences to the entire family.

There are so many words and thoughts to fill this empty space. Celeste was an existential life force, fulfilling each day with the activity and energy of a dynamo. I miss her presence her joy and her sheer delight in all that she did and the infectious smile that accompanied it all.

I got to know Celeste through golf EWGA/ LPGA Amateurs. I was a newbie, but she always had a kind word and a smile, as she mentored me through chapter life. What a lovely person. You definitely touched everyone you met. Fly high on this next journey, you will be missed.

So glad I had the opportunity to know Celeste thru lpga. Always a bright lig hut and so encouraging. RIP. We will keep you close always but you will be missed in a huge way. Love to all the family and friends.

Susan Geers

Celeste had an impact on my life beyond what one would expect from a typical patient and physician relationship. She called me “her guy” and made fun of me for riding a small motorcycle. I genuinely loved her. She left this earth too early but she deserves nothing but peace. I won’t ever forget her. I hope this is end of all sorrows for Jackie and the rest of her family. With love, Dr. Sinno.

I served on the Board of Directors of the LPGA golf group and was very lucky to get to know her. I played golf with Celeste at Emerald Hills in March (before lockdown) and I played poorly. Celeste was patient and kind and shared her tequila hoping it would help my game 🙂 I will miss her terribly and all she did for our golf group. Keeping her family and friends in my thoughts.

Words are not enough to describe how Celeste affected all our lives. A light shines bright inside my chest and I feel my love for her and her friendship. She touched us all and flew away on angel’s wings.

Thank you for sharing your warmth and kindness. Getting to know a woman like you was a privilege. I am so sorry you are gone. Anabel Lewis

RIP Celeste. She always was kind and treated employees with respect.

RIP Celeste. My condolences to her family and friends. I know she will be missed. She was always respectful to the nurses at TLC.

I met Celeste through our dear friend Karen Sayles. Celeste’s energy and attitude immediately drew me in. She always had a smile and a big heart. She touched many hearts and will be missed by so many. Another angel to watch over us.

Celeste was such a lovely person, she was always so positive when we spoke, she was truly a “glass half full” woman. I wish I had known her better off the golf course, you will be missed by so many LPGA AM girls.