Jane A. Leirdahl

The daffodils I planted for you in our front yard are starting to come up. Looking at them makes me smile. I got some for "your yard" too. We talked about them every year and how we loved to drive down Bridgeport and see them all lined up looking so pretty. I love you. I miss you every single day.

I love you my mom. My tatoo has healed beautifully and i look at it everyday and say hi to you. I go by your "yard" as jayden calls it and i check on you all the time. The girls say hi to you every time they see a butterfly. I miss you ...

Janey, I love you and I miss you. I'm glad that you and Kathy are together again. I'll see you someday dear friend. Sorry it took so long to write this to you.

I was blessed to meet Jane only once and felt honored to do her hair. She was so enjoyable to talk to and had such a positive outlook on life and living. Such an inspiration. May God's Light shine upon her and her family!

Jane was always such an inspiration to me. Not only how she lived her final days but her no-nonsense philosophy to life. And, of course, her delightful sense of humor. When I would come to her confused she could make anything so logical in just a few words. I will miss her greatly.

I have read the tributes to Jane. You all describe her just as I remember her. I knew her best through our woman's group at St. John's Church. She was one special lady who will be greatly missed! Jane was a beautiful person. She loved the Lord and tried her best to be the best Mom and friend.

To the Leirdahl family: May God grant you peace for today, strength for tomorrow. From the ladies who quilt at St John's Church: Sharon Howarth, Dolores Mundale, Jo Ann Null, Jo Duffy, Anna Christ, Betty Buettcher and Dorothy Pitcock.

Dear Family: Jane and I were great pals! I just loved her! Never heard her whine or complain. She was a treasure at St. John's Church and the treasurer of the Woman's Club! Jane would always volunteer for any hard job at the church. We worked together and got things done. How I miss her and her sister. We once worked at a "fish" giving out food to people who didn't have any. Oh, how she loved talking to all that came! We carried 20lb turkeys to the freezer then picked them up again to give to...