Jane Seibel

My memories of Jane started in second grade when my family moved to Walcott. I remember how Terry Border used to terrorize her. By trying and snag her panyhose with his comb when were riding the bus to high school. I remember when she got married to Ron. Their daughter Jill and my daughter used to play together when they were little. I always admired her positive outlook. My deepest condolences to Ron, Jill, Tracy & families. May she rest in peace.

Ron and family, Sending our deepest condolences to you and your family, Captain. Jane was such a beautiful person and will be missed by many. Rick and Kris

May Her Spirit And Many Memories Guide You All Through This Journey Of Life. So sorry for your loss. God Bless Her.

Ronnie and family, We are so sad to hear of the passing of your beautiful Jane. Godspeed to her soul and peace to you. Sincerely, Jeff and Donna Young

Ron and family, I am so sorry for your loss. I didn't know your wife but she sounds like a beautiful person. I miss seeing your smile at work every day, you helped to cheer me up ! Take care of yourself !

My deepest condolences to Ron, Jill, Tracy & families. I always enjoyed seeing Jane when she'd stop in at ITC & Checkered Flag for lunch & would run into her later around Davenport, when we both were running errands. What a special person!

I'm so sorry for your loss. No

I first knew Jane from growing up together at Walcott School and being in 4-H together. Later, I had the joy and privilege of working with her at the Mississippi Valley Blood Center. I always admired her positive outlook, even when she was going through tough times. She was a woman of courage and commitment. May she rest in peace. The world was a better place for her presence in it. God Bless!