Jean, widow of Alex Trebek, thanks fans for a photo of the couple’s wedding day in 1990

Widow of Crisis! Host Alex Trebek shared a photo of the couple’s wedding 30 years ago.

Jean Trebeck, 56, posted a picture on Instagram of Alex’s moment wearing a white dinner jacket and black bow tie, and cut a ring on his wife’s finger.

It’s been six years since he started hosting hit TV game shows in 1984.

‘My family and I thank you from the bottom of my heart for your compassionate messages and generosity. Your expressions have really touched our hearts. ‘G wrote in the post, thank you very much.’

‘Sometimes you see something, you look at someone, and you know,’ Trebeb wrote in his memoirs about his future wife.

‘I mean you’ve heard stories of people who meet and make decisions in half an hour; I knew this would be the person I would end up with. It was the same with Ginny. ‘

The couple had two children with Emily and Matthew.

Trebeck was also close with his first wife’s daughter Nicky. He married his first wife, Elaine Clay Lei, in 1974 and divorced her in 1981.

Trebeck said he wants to spend his final day with Jean on his backyard swing set. The show’s producer said he did exactly that.

‘He had a swing in the back porch that he liked. Executive producer Mike Richards said he rebuilt it earlier this year … but in his book he said he wanted his final day to sit on his swing next to his wife Jean and watch the horizon and he kept doing it. For ‘ Today show On monday.

‘It was consistent. The fact that he wasn’t in pain and it was a great final day puts us all in trouble! ‘The family feels better,’ said Richards, risking his life! Set in Culver City, California.

Trebek died on Sunday at the age of 0, and his death was mourned by fans who called the intelligent quizmaster a source of information at night and intense joy.

It has hosted over 8,200 episodes at risk! Over 37 seasons.

The death of Canadian-born Trabeck, who was diagnosed with stage IV pancreatic cancer in March 2019, was shared on the show’s official Twitter account.

Trabec died peacefully at home surrounded by family and friends, the show tweeted.

Trebec said in September that they were responding exceptionally well to treatment and hoped to mark its two-year existence next February.

The famous host admitted that his journey was not easy and said how he fought the battle of ‘great frustration’ throughout the process.

He remained optimistic about reaching two years of recovery, with the support of his wife and ‘Soulmate’ Jean, in addition to the ‘millions of prayers’ sent from well-wishers around the world.

“The one-year survival rate for patients with stage I pancreatic cancer is 18 percent,” he said. “I am just happy to announce that I have just reached that marker,” he said last February.

He admitted that ‘if I say the journey was too easy, I would be wrong.’ ‘There were some good days but not many good days. I joked with friends that cancer would not kill me, chemo treatment would do.

‘There were great sad moments, when some bodily functions were no longer functioning and all of a sudden, big attacks of extreme frustration made me wonder if it was really worth fighting?’

Trebeb did his best to free up the challenging feelings surrounding his serious illness and focused on staying positive.