Jane Dorothea McGuire

I enjoyed this lady during my undergraduate "distance learning" experience with Mansfield University. I was thinking about special people who were supportive and encouraged me to be a nursing professional. Dr. McGuire was one who made a great difference in my career path. I am forever grateful. You, her family are Blessed to have been hers. God Bless you and my deepest condolences. (My "search" for her brought me to this obituary.)

My husband and I were talking of Jane today. We were remembering the week she spent with us in Fl. We had so much fun! She loved riding the golf cart! I really miss all the wonderful conversations we had so many times. She is missed.

I work at a store in Binghamton, and i truly enjoyed having Jane as a customer. I am so sorry to hear of her passing.

I am so very sorry to hear of Jane's passing..I very much enjoyed visiting with her..

I knew your Mom from book club and we became very good friends. She thought book club would last a year or two, but it lasted fifteen years. I'm lucky to have so many memories. The world needs more people like your Mom! She will be missed.
Jean Kauffman

To Janes Family,
Jane so enriched and added zeal to our lives that will be missed but live on in our memories. Always so willing to join us in our adventures, Janes humor and enthusiasm turned our many
misadventures into the most cherished memories. Janes skill at story telling consistently turned into laughter and more joyful events. I know that Jane is adding that zeal to all she meets in heaven right now.
My sympathies to Andy, Tom Elissa, Susanne and all of her...

To Jane's family,
What a blessing to know your Mom! It was always a delight to see her and the she lessons, she taught us, will live on for always. She was one in a million!
Most sincerely,
Jeffrey and Sylvia Green

Jane was a true inspiration in our lives. I wouldn't be who I am today without her influence. We think about her often throughout our nursing careers especially while achieving my PhD. I became the leadership lady like her and echoed her in my lessons. I too challenged my students not to clock in and out in their careers, but do meaningful work for our profession.
Her family and friends are in our thoughts as they begin to navigate a life without their leadership lady.
Forever...

Andrew, Suzanne, Elissa, Thomas, Steve, John, and Cassandra:
My heartfelt condolences to you all for the loss of your mother, Dr. Jane McGuire. She was an amazing woman and I am honored that I got the opportunity to spend some time with her and all of you at so many lovely family gatherings throughout the years. I have so many fond memories with her and all of you. But one of my fondest memories was having the opportunity for Andrew and I to share the Christmas experience with Jane...