From Ann Watters
Aug. 30, 2020

I was greatly saddened to learn of Jane's passing; I have thought of her many times since we last crossed paths at Stanford. She was an inspiring and engaging leader in technology and education and the world is richer for her having lived. May her memory be a blessing.

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From Ann Wakeley Wall
Feb. 13, 2020

I knew Jane from her Chatham days. Several of her classmates and I are planning for our 50th Chatham reunion and it's still hard to believe that Jane is not working with us on it! She was a jewel as the young college student continued to shine throughout her life. Jane, I especially miss your singing voice!

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From Miriam Palm
Nov. 11, 2019

I only just learned of Jane's death. We met in a Weight Watchers' group, and she enticed me to join an exercise group that met at SLAC. I made many lovely friends in that group, even when we were no longer exercising together. I am so sorry to hear she is gone. My condolences to her family.

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May 6, 2018

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From Cathy McLain
Feb. 21, 2018

Back as a very young mother of a new born, Jane was my very first friend in Palo Alto. I was searching for an identity about how to be a newly married young mom who had previously had no domestic experience. Jane became my perfect role model. She did not have kids yet but she was a great blend of domesticity, frugalness (she cut out coupons), career aspirations and generosity. I wanted to grow up and just be like her! (she was one year older). I wish I had been a better friend is my biggest regret. I will miss her greatly.

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