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Found peace January 12, 2017 at age 59. Preceded in death by her parents Norbert and Lucille Bukowski. Beloved wife of Bruce Lydy. Loving mother of Kate (Ian) Moore and Tim Lydy. Dear sister of Patricia Bykowski, Mary (Dan) Ruedinger, and the late Anthony (Dawn) Bykowski. Further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. A memorial service will be held at a later date at Our Lady of Mercy in Aurora, IL.
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Danna Clong
February 13, 2017
Bruce Lydy
January 31, 2017
I remember the first day Jane walked into my life. Our first day of College. We became instant friends. We both went on to receive Masters in Library Science. When she introduced me to Bruce I knew they were meant for each other. Jane was my bridesmaid and my daughter Sarah and I were honored to stand up for her wedding. We kept up on each others life through year end letters. Do not put off till tomorrow telling your friends how much they mean to you. I love you Jane! Love, hugs and prayers Bruce, Kate, Ian & Tim and Jane's sisters. Love Kay
Kay
January 30, 2017
A Memorial Mass will be held for Jane on February 18th at 11:00 at Our Lady of Mercy in Aurora, Illinois.
Lunch will be served after the service.
All are welcome.
Bruce
Bruce Lydy
January 28, 2017
Bruce Lydy
January 28, 2017
Our DEEPEST SYMPATHY !!!!!! TO OUR GREAT COUSIN, JANE !!!!!! SHE WAS SUCH A BEAUTIFUL GIRL WHO MET A FANTASTIC GUY NAMED BRUCE, THEY HAD A WONDERFUL FAMILY !!!!! I KNOW JANE WAS A GREAT MOM & WIFE !!!!!!!! SHE WILL BE MISSED.........
MACIEJEWSKI
January 21, 2017
Because we live in two different states, I have only had the pleasure of meeting Jane twice. Both times were in 2014 when her daughter, Kate married my son, Ian. However, we communicated by email extensively for wedding preparations. Later, Jane and I kept up our emails as we discovered that we both had a love for the same genre of books. So, we would share the books we were reading and offer recommendations. Well of course I could not keep up with Jane. I may have stated, Hey this is a good book. Jane would follow with a detailed list of books I would enjoy, the premise of a book and what I would appreciate about a certain book. Of course she was right. Her emails were always so eloquent. She never elaborated about her suffering and treatments even when asked. She just stated the facts. She was a much stronger and braver person than her image portrayed. I will miss my correspondence with Jane and give my prayers and condolences to Jane's family, especially to Bruce.
With love Denise
Denise
January 16, 2017
Please accept my heartfelt sympathy. Know that the God of all comfort will help you endure this sad time.
Lowanda
January 16, 2017
Jessie
January 15, 2017
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