Jane SCANLON

I´m so sorry to hear of Jane´s passingI loved talking and seeing Jane and George at the Weymouth Club Thoughts and prayers to all the family!

Jane was a neighbor when her family moved to Ivy Ct. in the late sixties, early seventies. I lived with my Mother and her husband, Ruth Haskell and Ray Haskell at the time, and I remember babysitting her children! I Always found her and her husband to be very nice people and can honestly say they touched my life in a positive way!

John, Chris and Tom, We´re very sorry for the loss of Aunt Jane and apologies that we were not able to attend the services. She will live on in the hearts of everyone who loved her. We all have many fond memories of her.

John, Chris & Tom, I am so sorry to hear of Aunt Jane´s passing. I have many fond memories of Sunday mornings at Nana & Bump´s, Christmas Eve´s and family Clambakes in the backyard. She was always so kind, beautiful and graceful. My condolences and prayers to the family.

John, Chris and Tom, My deepest condolences on your Mother's passing. I have so many fond memories of both your Mum and Dad at family gatherings. I'll always remember their kindness and generosity to our family when our parents passed. I pray that God will give your hearts whatever you need most at this time.

Jane and George Scanlon began their married lives as our neighbors on Abbott street and the neighborhood was never the same again. First up was a basketball back board and hoop under the street light in front of the house . Of course next to the fire hydrant perfectly located there . Thus was created the best wiffle ball field on the planet with perfect lighting built in . I´m guessing the year was sixty- nine or seventy. I was probably thirteen years old and the games began . Hot summer...

We´re so very sorry to hear of Jane´s passing. We loved our conversations with Jane & George at the Weymouth Club! such a Wonderful loving couple together again!

I will never forget her