Jane E. Conlin

I met Jane in 1978 as we were each hired as Title I teachers at the former Farley Middle School. It was the first year for the program at the middle school level and we all worked very hard to help the students we were assigned. However, Jane was such a joy to work with. Whenever we would get frazzled at the amount of work we were responsible for her usual comment was "Let's not make a High Mass out of this." I use this phrase to this day in my home. After an evening meeting with parents,...

A long time ago, I went down the street to play with Lenny and Johnny. Jane (Mrs. Conlin)asked me to help her bring in a lot of groceries. Len must have taken the kids out, the house was calm, without the bustling energy of a house full of children.Mrs. Conlin offered me a candy bar for helping. I tried to decline saying it wasn't necessary. She gently insisted it wasn't a gift and that I had EARNED it.This lesson stuck with me. She was a wonderful woman. My sincere condolences to the...

My deepest sympathy to all tha Conlins.

CHuck Crone Sr

Len and Conlin Clan, My condolences and deepest sympathies on the loss of your Mom...you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers...OBie and the O'Brien Clan

Jane and family. We will miss your mom. She was a great woman. May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

Len and family, Our deepest sympathy on the loss of your wife, Jane, and the mother of your wonderful children. May she rest in peace.

John & Jackie Flynn

Liz,Jim and Karen,
I am sending warm hugs and caring thoughts and know how proud she was of all of you and I so admire her work as an educator,journalist,advocate and most importantly, Mother

Dear Jane, Billy, and Girls,

I was so sorry to hear of your loss. May all of your treasured memories help you through this difficult time.

Janice Prince

Liz and Jim, sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts are with you and your family. Love, Brian