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JANE H. BROOKS

RANDOLPH, Nebraska

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BROOKS, Jane H. Age 88, of Braintree MA, formerly of Omaha, NE, died on May 11, 2014, following a stroke. She graduated from Wittenberg University with a BA degree in English and Philosophy. She and her husband, Rabbi Sidney H. Brooks, were married for 55 years before he died in 1999. She is...

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I think of Mom (Jane) and Sidney nearly everyday. The influence together they had on my life is indescribable. I miss them more than I can express. Much love. Naomi

I will mourn the loss of my mother for the remainder of my days. If not for her effortless work for mental health and social justice, perhaps I would not have become a social worker. Her profound influence on my life is on display everyday of my life. She was the most empathetic and compassionate person i have ever known. Thank you mom for being there for me no matter the circumstances.

Jane was a very nice customer of mine at Stop and shop in Braintree.she was a sweet woman and will be greatly missed....sincerely Linda Barnes,cashier stop and shop

You are missed. Baruch Dayan Emet

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To the family of the Brooks.Your mother will be sadly missed. She was quite a woman. With all her special contributions during the time that her husband, Rabbi Brooks was head Rabbi. I knew him well.I remember seeing you many times walking the hallowed hallway of Temple Isreal working very hard. Not only will your friends miss you Temple will forever remember your hard work and dedication to Temple Isreal. You will always be a Legend, between Rabbi Brooks and you, both your smiles, and...

Miriam and Joel,

We're so sorry for the loss of your mother. Both she and you dad were very special people in our lives. I was consecrated at the Park Avenue Temple Israel and remember when your parents moved to Omaha.

Joel, I remember you and Naomi from Temple's Couples Club.

Linda and Mike Smith

Jane was a wonderful woman and always very kind to me as I grew up with her daughter over the years. I always remember her doing her needlepoint and teaching me how to needlepoint. My sympathy to Mibsy and Joel.

I am sorry to hear of your loss. I hope you gain comfort from turning to God in prayer. Psalm 65:2