Great Aunt Jane was such a special woman. I have fond memories of visiting her in Colorado Springs when I was a little girl, and playing with her dogs. You will be greatly missed Aunt Jane.

Great Aunt Jane was special, she always called or come to visit when she was in Pratt.  She sent me a graduation card in 1979, she also sent my three kids one also. She was very helpful at always talking about good memories about my grandma Ruby.  Great Aunt Jane was a neat lady.  She will be missed.
Debbie Withers Polok
Daughter of Dale Withers

Jane was my neighbor in Loveland.  She was almost exactly 50 years older than me, but we had the best conversations.  I loved hearing all of her stories.  I so admire the integrity she had and showed to others.  She was a person to look up to and emulate.  God bless you Jane!!

It has been my honor to know Jane and will always cherish the times we spent together.  I will miss our dinners and tea times.  She welcomed me into the McDonald family when I married Ken and we remained close even after his death.  She made me feel as though I would always be a McDonald.  I will miss her and hold close many happy memories

We will miss seeing Jane at church.  She was such a sweet lady with a bright smile.  She always asked about my son who is serving in the Air Force.

I remember the summers Jim, 
Cherie and I spent with Uncle Bill and Aunt Jane. Jane made sure if we didn't go to church that she gave us a Bible lesson on Sundays. There was their loved dogs Skippy and Pea Pickie and there was rock hounding we would go all over looking for rocks which Uncle Bill would put into the rock tumbler and were they pretty when they were done. Bill and Jane were very special people, when we lost Uncle Bill it was a great loss and Jane went on alone to finish up her life in the fullness that she believed in. She's with Uncle Bill now and I know the two of them are out there hunting those rocks with Skippy and Pea Pickie. Rest in peace Aunt Jane Love You Rosalee Mcdonald/Thompson

If I remember right when Jane was a young girl she and her sister Frances wanted to make some ice cream. their mother said no there is no spare ice. so Jane and Frances collected a dozen fresh eggs from the chicken coup.Jane saddled there horse and rode a few miles into Pratt to the ice house and traded the eggs for a block of ice that they split and bagged them over the back of the horse.When Jane got back they made ice cream and had plenty left to keep mom's ice box cold for a long time. Jane I'm going to miss you. Jim

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25 diciembre, 1921 – 26 enero, 2011

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