Message from Mike Bassett

Brad and Jay my condolences. Growing up around Jane and Keith was fun. Later in the years I had much enjoyment talking to Aunt Jane as well as seeing her on my visits back to Pittsburgh. She is one of the few genuine people I have met in my 51 years that will truly speak her mind, a quality that has been lost. . She will be greatly missed.

Message from Michael Weber

The world was a better place with Jane in it. She will be sorely missed.

Message from Kara (Kienzl) McDivitt

Last week I was all over the internet trying to find out where your Mom was for my random visit. My Dad just told me today. Well, darn. I loved that woman. She will be missed. Many memories. Many laughs. No BS. My deepest sympathy. ~Kara

Message from Linda A Burns

Always the advocate for all our children...Jane will be missed.
With Sympathy,
Burns Family

Message from Bob and Lori Mackowiak

Brad and Jay so sorry to hear about your mom. She was a great lady! I don't know where we would have hung out in High School if it wasn't for her. She will be missed. We always enjoyed visiting and talking with her. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your families.
Love,
Lori and Bob

Message from Dick Miller

While her IBM typewriter slowed down several years ago, it did so only after decades and thousands of hours of producing Jane's careful and important work. She literally typed every agenda, roster and report for decades for several youth athletic associations and other community ventures. Her voluntary contributions and service to the Baldwin Whitehall Community and the Baldwin Whitehall School District are and will remain unmatched. I had the pleasure of knowing her well. While she was not afraid of taking a stand or elaborating on her convictions, there was never a time or a single incident that was done to bring attention or benefit to herself. All her efforts were devoted to elevating the quality of whatever she chose to bless with her attention. The Baldwin Whitehall Community has truly lost one of its favorite and most important citizens. My sympathy to Brad and Jay and their families. While I mourn her loss I feel privilege to have known and worked with "Big Jane".
Dick Miller

A candle was lit by Sherri Ambrose Grosso on September 15, 2017 3:23 PM

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Brad and Jay,
So sorry to hear about your mom. She was such an honest, good-natured person. I remember all the great times at the Hunnewell house back in high school and how much she and Keith enjoyed having people over. We kept in touch for 35 years and I have no other parents of friends that I was closer to than Jane. She is in a better place with Keith and all her years of pets.
You two and your families will be in thought and prayers.

Message from Mina Wuchenich

Jay and Brad and families,
Dear Jane was so strong and tough-minded around a soft squishy core for kids and animals. Her typewriter and organizational skills kept kids off the streets and engaged in school and sports and quality commitments. Her private funding of so many kids' educations always behind the scenes is a perfect example of caring spent in practical important service. Having been a recipient of her largesse of time and skills, I know the depth of her efforts based in solid common sense. Allen and I join you in celebrating her life with gratitude. Love to you all, Mina Wuchenich

A candle was lit by Coach Larry and Judy D'Hert on September 14, 2017 5:19 PM

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Our deepest condolences. We knew Jane for many years working with BWYFA. She will be missed.

Message from Lisa Rollin Bilger

Please accept the sincere condolences of the Rollin family on the loss of Jane. My dad, Al Rollin, knew Jane for many years while coaching youth football and while he is no longer with us, I know that he would want me to express our sympathies. I also have fond memories of Jane while I was a cheerleader for Baldwin youth football, she was a great woman. I will keep your family in my prayers.

Sincerely,
Lisa Rollin Bilger