Jane Faires "Nana" Brock

Thanks for your smile and the music we shared. Still missing you.

Starr, your mother was a sweet, sweet woman. She was a great cousin to my daddy, and she meant a lot to him and to all of us. I will be thinking about you and your family in the coming days. God bless you all. Sheryl Faires Stewart

I was sad to learn of Cousin Jane's passing, but am gratified to know that she enjoyed such a long life filled with joy and the love of all who knew her. We had frequent conversations (she did most of the talking-LOL) about family matters, and for several years had a tradition of going together to attend "Scottish Sunday" at Steele Creek Presbyterian Church and to visit our departed kin at the cemetery there.

Jane I'm so glad our paths crossed. Not only did we get to sing together we got to have long talks on the phone weekly. I will miss you. Enjoy catching up with loved ones.

It was great to have known you all these years since graduating from Central High in 1951. I'll never forget that you were the one who tapped me for membership in the National Honor Society.

Jane Brock, your cheery, playful take on life touched me. I will never forget getting to know spirited you, on our car trip to a church ladies mountain retreat. RIP, dear Jane. Holding you, your family, and friends, with love.

Jane, how lucky we all are to have known wonderful you! Peace....

Dearest Jane I can only guess you are still traveling the byways of heaven. You will be so missed as you were so loved. How lucky am I that I actually was able to talk to you just last week. Be at peace my friend. Love Cathy