Jane Elizabeth Knowlton

I knew and know you. Classmates, fellow English majors. Wicked smart and sense of humor. Worked on an art project together, a highlight for me. We'd smoke together, so social. Beautiful eyes.

On behalf of the Kingswood Class of 1973, our hearts go out to Jane's family and friends. Will always remember her smile and cheery outlook. May her memory be a blessing.

Jane always had the biggest heart. She was very thoughtful and always wanted to make sure those she loved were taken care of. She was the sweetest person and will be greatly missed.

Jane and I were close friends when she was younger. It looks like she lived a full life of adventure. Sad she is gone. Prayers to her family.... Rebecca Lambour Rudolph

I lost track of Jane after High school
I have many fond memories of fun times on Scioto Street. My sincere condolences to Mrs Knowlton and family. Liz (Trenor ) Heller

Sending condolences ~ I always loved talking to Jane at SAC. She always took the time to say hello, ask about my children and was just an all around kind person.

My sympathies go out to Jane Knowlton's family. While I did not know her well, her late father, Dick Knowlton, shared so many stories about her that I feel like I knew her. May God Bless her, now and forever.

What a stunning woman Jane was!! I am thinking of each of you who love her so dearly, and holding you close in my heart. I will be wishing for you to feel peace in your hours of sadness and the joy of great memories as time passes. I send my Deepest Love to all of you... Warmly,
Kaiajade