Jane C. Goodale

I knew Jane at Oldfields School,Glencoe,Md.Then-of all things she turned up at the same apartment building that I lived in(and the Bonetti family)in Rosemont,PA!
One time when I asked Jane to do something with me on a Sunday,she told me she had to grade papers.I told her i thought teachers just threw them down some stairs and those that landed highest received A's."No,I tell them that anyone who bores me will get a D and you can believe,no one bores me.",said Jane.Super professor!

Jane was our neighbour in Rosemont,Pa and became very much part
of our family.We wish to extend our condolences to her family.
She will be greatly missed by all of us, as we enjoyed her in
Rosemont, as well as in Ipswich where we shared very memorable
times, while she taught us the value of all life.
Marilou,Richard,Stefano and Claudia Bonetti

Jane was my godmother and a life long example of a self actualized woman. I admired her as a scholar when many women didn't think education was important and as a humanist at a time when the world needs badly to rediscover the value of each and every culture and person living on this planet.

Jane was my friend and supporter as I endever to break new ground in the foundation of the first Episcopal Monastery of Carmelite women. I will miss her smile, her wisdom, her experience and her...

I am very saddened to hear today of the passing of Jane Goodale. My deepest condolences to her family.

Jane has blessed my life and my time at the Ipswich YMCA each summer for the past 3 years. Her bright smile and joy of life will forever be remembered and cherished. Her strength and character will always be an inspiration I carry with me. The laughter and times we shared, I will hold tenderly in my heart.

Wishing her family and friends peace in their memories and condolence...