Martha Jane Eastman

Terry, I was so sad to learn of the passing of your Mother. She was such a warm, loving person. Jane, always made you feel, so welcome, and acepted when you entered her home. She always had a smile on her face. She made delicious cream puffs. Terry, my deepest sympathy goes out to you and Francesca. Please contact me when you have the time. Sincerely, Tom Berry

Bretna and Parker. It was with much sadness that I read of the passing of Jane.
I have thought of her many times ans especially at this time of the year when I look at one of the photos that she sent to me in 1997 with a picture of her beloved dog in front of the fire place of her home.
I had worked with Therald Sr. at the funeral home . You might remember me as the Limo driver at the service for Therald.
I wish to send my Prayers and Love to all of the family at this difficult...

Dear Francesca and Terry-
I always felt that Jane and Therald were my "other" parents-it takes a neighborhood to raise children. I loved spending time at your house...with Nana and Grampa... and the many characters that passed through Presidents Lane.
Much love
Laurie

Our deepest sympathy to Bretna and family. Love to all Joan and Merrill Seltzer

I remember Jane as a wonderful human being...I was a guest in her home in Quincy, Ma on several occasions in connection with St. Agatha's Guild. Although I haven't seen Janein perhaps 40-50 years I will always remember her a a gracious and wonderful person.

Please accept my deepest sympathies.