Jane E. Kirkpatrick

On behalf of the Society of Air Force Nurses, please know we are mourning with you the death of our sister nurse, 1/Lt Jane Kirkpatrick. It takes a patriot, willing to give of themselves to other human beings in their time of need, to step forth and join the ranks of our U. S. Air Force Nurse Corps. Your beloved one will be mourned and missed by many who served alongside her. We will include her name in our Memorial Program of the Society of Air Force Nurses in commemoration of her life...

To all of the relitives of Jane I can only give you my hope that you know that Jane is with the Lord and is in peace now. I give you my prayer's in this time of loss and say to you that you to must put your trust in the lord as Jane has done.
Thank you and God Bless.

We here at Manor Care wish to convey our deepest sympathy to the Kirkpatrick family.
She was a grand lady. She was alot of fun. She never missed a church service.She was a woman of courage and strengh. Know that she loved all of you, and she cherished each one of your visits. She will be greatly missed here a Manor Care.

Dear Jim,
Perhaps you remember our family, the Fuhrmans, from Sunday School & Cub Scouts at Memorial Lutheran. My brother Don was your classmate. I remember your Mother very fondly. She was a woman of strength, faith and courage. She was a great nurse, a great Sunday School teacher, and a true and loyal friend.
May your good memories comfort you now and in the days ahead.