JANE CLARK

Five years and not a day goes by without missing my sweetheart. I will love her until the end.

I was blessed to have been on Planet Jane for three years. It was the most understanding, loving, caring, and beautiful place ever. I will love her forever.

I knew Jane as a good friend at Northwestern University in Chicago, where she and her eventual husband, Christopher, went to school. She had a wonderful laugh and knew how to call people (like me) out when when they were being pretentious. She was a good and reliable friend, and the word was richer for her presence.

I spent many hours with Jane in the baby pool at Daleview pool decades ago. We didn't see much of each other in the ensuing years, but I always felt comforted by seeing her heading to Metro most mornings on my way to work. Her very presence on the street had a comforting effect. She was a wonderful woman and will be missed. My thoughts are with you.

Find peace, light and love knowing Jane's soul survived the physical death and is living a glorious happy life on the other side of the veil bringing joy to other souls. Peace be with you. Love from the Outer Banks. Cheryl.

I am so sorry for the loss of your loved one. Jane was always very nice and such a pleasure to work with. No words can be expressed that will take this pain away but I do hope you can go on with love and strength.

Jane was a lovely person, always kind and with a smile on her face. We were proud to have her as a member of the mighty mighty class of 1969 at Mamaroneck High School and will remember her always. Sincere condolences to everyone who loved Jane, especially her family.

SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS 1PET. 5:7 "THROW YOUR ANXIETY UPON HIM BECAUSE HE CARES FOR YOU".

May the many memories of Jane bring you comfort in the days ahead. Wishing you peace and sending love to all the Clarks as you cope with the realities of this tragic loss❤❤