Jane Biltonen

Jane was the first person to welcome me when I moved to a tiny apartment on Old Forge Rd. in Charlottesville. As I was taking up a position at the University, we became fast friends. Jane and Rod were warm and welcoming and I enjoyed my visits with them in their wonderful home on Old Forge Rd. She is, without a doubt, gathering signatures in heaven for some important community program (who could say no?) at this very moment. Jane was a friend and a class act. Rest in Peace, Jane.

Mike and Eric, I am SO sorry to see this! Our mothers were such dear friends for so many years! And your mother even took me to take one of my cats to the vet for her final trip, knowing how much my mother had loved that cat too. (Despite your mother not loving cats so much). There are far too many memories to recount, but, I was SO blessed to have your mom in my life. And I know it is hard, but I´m glad your parents are reunited, and I´m sure Scruffy is right there too, along with all the...

I will miss her! My American mom. She was so kind to me and made me feel welcome and loved. She showed me how caring a person can be toward others. Loved her.

Mike and Eric, I am very sorry to hear of your Mom's passing. She was a sweet and pleasant lady and client and I always enjoyed visiting with her and your Dad when I worked with them right before they sold their home and after they moved to The Colonnades. God bless. Bill Mallory

Dear Biltonen Family, Please accept my heartfelt condolences for Jane's passing. I remember her as a supportive mom when I taught her sons in elementary school.