Jane's life was as vibrant as her painter's palette. She was known for her unwavering faith in God, her kind heart, devotion to her family, and a vivacious sense of humor. 

She was also a resilient fighter. Since 2005, she courageously battled breast cancer. Despite the challenges, she celebrated triumphs, attending a Susan G. Komen survivors' event when she was cleared as cancer free. When her cancer metastasized almost 15 years later, Jane was adamant that her statistic count - that it would help add to the data and drive more funding, more research forward so no one else would have to battle a diagnosis like she did. 

By organizing this fundraiser, Jane's family aims to turn her fervent wish into a powerful reality, ensuring her legacy continues to champion a future without breast cancer. 

1 in 8 women in the U.S. will be impacted by breast cancer in their lifetime. As the world’s largest and most impactful breast cancer organization, Susan G. Komen supports more breast cancer research than any other nonprofit outside the U.S. government, while providing real-time help to those facing the disease.

In lieu of flowers, we ask that you please donate to this memorial fundraiser by clicking the Donate Now button.