Jane Baker Holland

A more gracious and lovely lady never walked the earth. It is impossible to believe that she has been gone for a full year now. I am also missing her family, who were ever present on a revolving basis since they lived so far afield. Sending blessings and love to all who loved and miss her today.

Condolences to the Holland family. Mrs. Holland brought life to her English classes at Moniteau, which I was fortunate to be a part of. God Bless.

To the family, I had Mrs. Holland for 11th and 12th grade English at Moniteau HS. I liked her classes. She seemed to enjoy her work, was dedicated to her profession and perhaps best of all had the gift of encouragement-something I'll always appreciate. My sympathy, Sharon Dillaman

What do you say to the family of a national treasure? Jane was adored, she inspired the best in everyone and was always so elegantly turned out. An inspiration and loved by all who crossed her path. She will be missed by everyone and more than anyone, her beloved daughters. I am sending my most sincere qto you and all who knew Jane Holland, Mrs. Holland, "Grandma Jane". From my heart, Toni Walker Hamner

Dear Mimi, Ann and Ellen, I always proclaimed that when I "grew up," I wanted to be JANE HOLLAND. She was a cherished friend, with whom I shared bridge games, luncheons.. and many cards and letters. Her warmth and loving ways will be forever missed. My thoughts and prayers are with you. A Slippery Rock friend, Beverly Barnett

Most of us in Vero Beach referred this wonderful woman as Grandma Jane. When you were in her presence you felt at home and loved. We will all miss her smile that encouraged her family and all of the students placed in her care. My prayers go out to all Jane's family and friends.

Grandma Jane was an original in every way. She always made you feel special. Whenever I see a box of Russel Stover candies I think of her and the many she gifted me as hostess gifts over the years. She was unique and had a heart that encompassed the whole word. I know you will all miss her greatly. Hugs.

Prayers to Mrs Holland and her family..as a Moniteau grad..some teachers talent sticks with you..in my case over 50 yrs.. kind soul.. elegant lady..life well lived..RIP..

Deepest sympathy. Mrs. Holland was still teaching when I attended Moniteau Jr./Sr. High School. She always set a great example for others to follow, with style and perfection. I often received telephone calls on Sunday's from her, as she tried to reach Martin's and their # was similar to mine in Slippery Rock. It was always nice to hear her voice. It took some research but I figured out who she meant to call so I called Martin's to say - Jane called! It was a pleasure to have known her.