Jane was a true and treasured friend. We shared many happy and sad moments through the years which I hold in my heart forever. The many times I spent in her company and at her home with family and friends and the meals we shared. The times she would say I needed a new hair style and a change of make up she did it. The times I was sick and needed help - Jane was there with a hug, food of course and a helping hand and love. The wedding and meal she made for Don and I. Jane had a sixth sense and would call and say Nonnie how is your day and listened to your problem if she thought you needed sympathy and she could give words of wisdom or if you just needed to be told to stop feeling sorry for yourself and get on with life. I regret that we didn't talk to each other more or spend more time together, but life seems to be that way each is caught up with others in their life and work needing our attention and we always say we'll get together tomorrow, but tomorrow doesn't always come. Jane could sing like an angel and I know she is up in heaven singing in the choir and with family and friends are watching over me. Yvonne Orth-Dallier