Sarah Ann Lane

A candle has been lit in your honor at Christ the King Catholic Church in San Diego. It is burning alongside one for Rusty's dad, Leon James, 92, who died in Arkansas on Friday. We are so comforted by the knowledge of the presence of you there with our Heavenly Father to help welcome him into the loving arms of His Eternal Home. Love you Ma!

Dear sera was a dear friend in the church to me she alway spoke a kind and encoraging word I remmerber helping help pack thing and find people in need of thing before selling her house and moving out west she loved and care about people. She loved the lord and I will look for her in heaven to hear some more storerie of Jesus and his love toward her and how he usedher humble soft auttude to wince people to Jusus Christ

I'll never forget the many dinners that Sarah hosted in her home in Sherwood Forest in Silver Spring, especially, when Judy and Danny would come back east to visit. She was always kind and gracious and there was always music around the house. I will always remember her. God bless you, Sara, Dave

I first met Sarah, my mother-in-law, back in Silver Spring, Maryland, when I began dating her beautiful daughter, Judy Lane. Having her move out and live with us in Ramona was a life-changing event as we became an extended family. She's one of the most gracious, giving, caring and courageous senior women I've ever met. She was active and joyful in life up until her time came in our home. We are so very grateful to our supportive and incredibly helpful neighbors, The Ruiz Family, during our difficult time through hospice care. Sarah's little sister Maxine Bolin came from Arkansas and her niece Susie Erwin came down from Fountain Valley to love and tend to Sarah's needs. We thank all of Sarah's friends, too many to name, who came to visit and say goodbye. If anyone can get into heaven, it's Sarah, due to her unselfish services, community spirit, and Christian spirit. We love you, forever. Danny