She was my Aunt Jane and a special person. As a small child I always gravitated to her and Uncle Jack. She was a natural teacher and obviously loved small kids. She showed a wonderful energy for living life to the upmost and gave good advice to me throughout life. I was privileged to visit her months before her death and will always cherish those family recollections we shared.  I always felt comfortable around her. She had a relaxed attitude, but a zeal for life. I'll never forget the home-made donuts she made for me and my sister when we visited them on one of our many vacations back to Missouri in the late 50's. 
When writing my annual Christmas cards, I ran across her name and was motivated to add this late message. My condolences to my cousins, Lorrie, Mark and Melissa, and their families. Please keep in touch as Aunt Jane would have wanted.  
The attached picture is Aunt Jane as a child in Warrenton, MO.
Bob Pitts
Augusta, Georgia


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Elsie Jane Meyer

March 5, 1928 – June 24, 2015

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