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Jane Soiné Obituary

With a heavy heart, we announce the passing of Jane Shore Soiné (Mom, Mommom, Miss Jane) formerly of Westminster, MD, on June 9, 2020 at the age of 92. Mom was a sweet and loving lady who gave more than she took. She lived her faith through cooking meals for Fishes and Loaves, knitting hundreds of hats and blankets for babies for the hospital and loving on us. Jane was a president of First Presbyterian Church of Westminster's Presbyterian Women's group. Mom was also honored to receive her Bachelor Degree from Maryland Institute, College of Art when it was accredited in 1967. She was a charter member and sunshine hostess for Everybody's Quilt Guild in Westminster and completed many quilts and blankets for Project Linus. Mommom is survived by Carl (Michele); Suzanne Purdum (Timothy). Grandchildren Stephanie Lane (Ken), Anthony Soriano, Jeremiah Purdum (Kendra), Allyson, Caitlyn Pyne (David), Laurel Purdum and Megan Davis. Great grandchildren: Derek Lane, Danielle Lane, Pate Purdum, Perry Purdum and Emerson Purdum Predeceased by husband, Carl Soiné, and children, Louise Davis and Gregory Soiné. When Mom learned that children with pituitary dwarfism could be helped with a harvested pituitary gland she decided to donate her body to science. We pray this selfless act will assist those students heading in the medical field be better doctors and nurses. Celebration of life will be Friday, June 26th at 5:00 pm (EDT). Those interested in attending, please reach out to [email protected] or Caitlyn Pyne on Facebook. If you are so inclined, please send donations to Project Linus, www.projectlinus.org or Project Linus, P.O.Box 1548, Belton, MO 64012.

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Published by Carroll County Times from Jun. 13 to Jun. 15, 2020.

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Mary Cool-Stitely

June 7, 2024

Still miss you girl

June 19, 2020

Our most sincere condolences,

Dr Sohaila Ali, Dr Robert Gordon and Staff

Donna Buppert

June 14, 2020

Miss Jane was a wonderful, sweet, and loving friend for many years to my mother who was bed ridden. Miss jane and Mr Carl were both so very kind to my parents while they were living on Old Hanover Rd. I loved to listen to her stories and enjoyed her infectious laugh. Such a talented beautiful lady. My deepest condolences to you and your family...Donna Buppert

Donna Utz

June 13, 2020

Wonderful woman. Sorry for your loss to the family.

Vanessa Schlossberg

June 13, 2020

Hello
I am a member of Everybody's Quilt Guild and was blessed to know Jane for almost 30 years. Although our group has grown significantly over the years, there are still several of us who fondly remember her kindness, intelligence and wit as well as all of her other amazing attributes and talents. We loved to listen to her talk about her life and the times in which she lived. Everything she had to say was always very interesting and we specifically enjoyed her perspective on historical events. Jane was a founding member of EQG in 1987 and was, what we would call in the quilting world, a "Master Quilter". She was always happy to share her knowledge and expertise. Her eye for color and design and we all were the beneficiaries. She and Louise were the first EQG Mother/Daughter duo. Once she could no longer attend the meetings, she became an honorary member and we would go to her. Now they can quilt together again, after she makes Carl some new shirts of course.
Several of our members have been missing her since she moved away from Westminster as we have been missing Louise for some time now. Fortunately, we have quilted memories and will always remember them both and smile when see their beautiful work.

On behalf of the EQG membership and those who knew her well, our deepest sympathies to family and friends.
Peace be with you all!
Vanessa Schlossberg

Mary Stitely

June 13, 2020

Such a great lady n sorry for your lost you guys took really good care of her

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