Jane E. Langone

Siri,

Words can not amount to the feelings that you and your family are experiencing right now. I am very sorry for your loss. I didn't not know your mother well, but if she was anything like you, she must have been a wonderful person. I have been in your shoes in the past, so if you ever need to talk, ill be there. I wish you the best that I can.

My family and I would like to express our deepest sympathy for your devastating loss. We pray you can find comfort in the wonderful memories you have of times shared together, and that during the difficult times, you are reminded of the friends and family that are near. While Jane has begun her journey into eternal life, she is never any farther then your heart. May God Bless and guide each of you and Jane as you all venture into unknown territory. With all our love and support, always......

John, Derk and Siri, I am so sorry for your loss. I know words can not help at this point, but our thoughts are with you.

Jane was such a breath of spring to us all, I can't imagine painting without her. She always had a smile. I consider her a dear friend and will miss her deeply. My thoughts and prayers go out to you all. Unfortunately I will be unable to attend the service as I am in Florida, but my heart and prayers will be with you all.

I have known jane for a pretty long time and we went everywhere together. It is sad that she has died and she was so younge to die.
I wish her family luck in the funeral of Jane.

Jane was a friend from Pocono Painters and I am shocked and sorrowed. My condolences go to her family. We will all miss her smile and laughter as well as her generous spirit.

John, Derek & Siri: My heartfelt condolences. My prayers are with you all. Janie was such a special lady & will be missed greatly by many. Carol

John,
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time. I know what it is like to lose some one you love. If I can do anything to help you, please don't hesitate to call, day or night.

I met Jane through our church's breakfast club every Thursday morning at Snydervsille Diner. We always had some great converstations and lots of fun. We always enjoyed her painting projects she'd bring in to show us. What a talent she had.

She was also one of my Liztech 1/2 price sale buddies. Out on that cold sidewalk at 3 a.m. in Nov. I guess we were both crazy. It's hard to believe she's gone. I will truly miss her big smile and laughter.