Jane H. Pidcock

Shawn and family, I´m so sorry for your loss! I hope knowing how much she love you all will give you some peace. On a happy note we all loved when you brought in goodies that Jane would bake! What a treat! Love and prayers to you and your family!

Jane and I became friends while next door neighbors in Great Falls back in the early 1980s. The memory of our evening walks and talks over the years are precious to me. Our friendship continued to blossom as our lives took us in different directions and we were no longer neighbors. Our visits out to Vancouver to visit Jane and Shawn were wonderful and filled with good times and laughter. Jane's illnesses did not dampen her spirit and zest for life. And her love for Shawn and her children was...

My sister-in-law who always had a positive outlook on everything. One of my favorite memories of her was when my brother picked me up from the airport. She hid in the back seat and after I got in and buckled up, she reached around and scared the crap out of me. I will never forget that or the countless other times we shared a laugh. I will miss her dearly and will always try to mirror her upbeat attitude.

I worked with Karen at Walmart, and I was lucky enough that she liked me. We formed a great friendship that's lasted all these years. Unfortunately, I only saw Jane a few times. That's all it took to see what a wonderful woman she was. She would call me when she was worried about Karen. We texted back and forth through those years. Most recently were the text's about her illness. I still cannot believe how brave she was through all she went threw. I only hope, should it happen to me,...