Jane Philippon

I was so pleased to be able to spend time with Jane at Shirley's memorial gathering. We had fun talking about good memories as we had many connections: parties at Greenhouse Blvd., weddings/Country Gardens Flowers, much more. She was such a good person and will be missed by so many friends. Blessings to all. (My deceased husband,Tim, and I owned Country Gardens Florist and Shirley was my sister-in-law)

My deepest and most sincere sympathy to all of you. Jane and I spoke many times during my sister Shirley (Taylor's) illness. At the memorial gathering for Shirley, Jane and I spoke of the many years they had been best friends. I was shocked to hear this terribly sad news when I returned from an out of state trip. May you find peace in your memories of her.

We extend our deepest sympathy to your entire family. We were pleased to be able to spend some time chatting with Jane and the "Lunch Bunch" recently at the memorial service for Shirley (Roy)Taylor. May you all find peace and joy in the beautiful memories she left with all of you.

I am so sorry to hear of the passing of your Mother. You probably wont remember me , but I am the brother of Florence Radigan from Red Top Drive. I knew all you kids when we were little and I spent lots of time at the Radigans. My deepest sympathy to all of you.

To the Philippon and Martinelli Family. My deepest sympathy to you. Both my husband and I had the pleasure of working with Jane as well as sharing many great laughs and recipes. She will be missed.

Mike and Cheryl Miller

To the extended families of Jane Philippon, you are in our thoughts and prayers. Jane was a wonderful person who was liked by all. She was warm, friendly and always smiling.

To the Philippon and Martinelli Family. My deepest sympathy on the loss of your loved one. Jane was a kind hearted person and will truly be missed. My thoughts prayers are with you.

With our deepest sympathy to your family. Kim, Bill, Dan and Kristin Kunze

To all of you I'm sorry for your loss. I know how sad it is when someone you love either gets sick or passes away. I met Mrs. Philippon when I was in my teens. She was very loving, and she had a wonderful sense of humor. I'm sure she will be deeply missed by all of you and all of the people she touched. The only thing I can say is to keep on thinking of all the happy memories and try to go on.

Fondly
Antoinette Campitelli Holland