Jane Newton

Jane and Howard were such wonderful friends to my parents Muriel and Harold Levie. I also had a very special relationship with Jane. She decorated every apartment and home I ever lived in. She, my mom and I would go to Weight Watchers together and had such laughs because she was so skinny and they wouldn´t accept her. I kept up with Jane until my mother passed away three years ago at 97. I´ll never forget Richard Newton helping me with all my art projects. Sweet Jane, may your memory be for...

We are so very sad to learn of Jane's passing. Jane was very special to us. As the closest of friends to our parents, Sue and Jerry Richard, Jane and Howard were people we admired and loved, our role models. Jane was my interior designer and go-to person for anything artistic. She was smart, stylish, and loads of fun. Our deepest condolences to Diane and Richard and their families. Jane gave us all a lot to miss!

It has been a great pleasure working with ,and getting to know Jane. Jane was a very classy, smart and independent woman. We had some interesting conversations . Jane also told me she a good life we talk about her travels and her family and her sister too. I think of Jane ofn even though I didn't see her as often as I would liked she was and will in my heart and thoughts . She wa a wonderful and a very classy woman.To Diane,Richard and Dr. Tom it's been a pleasure meeting you all....

It has been a true honor to know this special lady. Her smile was contagious. She was always positive and she will truly be missed. Her family loved her and she knew it.

Such a nice lady with a personality that filled a room. Sorry for your loss Diane, Tom & family.

I hope you all know how much Jane meant to me...She was a beautiful Lady.. I just loved her after the first time meeting her. She always called me Darling..So now I say to her RIP Darling.. I also enjoyed meeting her family You Guys were the Greatest. I will never forget her I promise..Bless U guys and always have your memories to guide You thru your loss.. Sheila from The Wooded Glen.