According to the Domremy villagers whom later testified to Joan's childhood upbringing, she was a dutiful child who loved to help her parents with the chores along with her other four siblings: Jacquemin, Jean, Pierre, and Catherine.(www.joan-of-arc.org) Her friends also said that they remembered her as a "good, simple, sweet-natured girl" who "worked gladly" and "went to church gladly and often". (www.joan-of-arc.org) Everyone believed she was a great child. One of her godfathers, a farmer named Jean Moreau from the nearby village of Greux, later recalled that "she was such a good girl that almost everyone in Domremy loved her." One of her friends Colin Lebuin said "She was deeply devoted to God and the blessed Virgin so much so that some other lads and I - for I was young then - used to tease her for being so pious." Simomin Musnier said that "sh!
             e tended the sick, and gave alms to the poor. I have seen her do so, for I was ill myself when I was a child, and Joan came to comfor
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