Martha Jane Koepf

I was saddened to read of Jane's death in the Spring '25 Allegheny Magazine and searched for her obituary online. Learning that she had Alzheimer's further saddened me. We had not seen each other for 50+ years. I was a year ahead of her at Allegheny, but we had a bond of friendship that included my visiting her family's home in the Youngstown area while we were in college. She was such a lovely lady - you described her well. Jane is beyond the limitations of her physical life, free to spread...

Dear Warren, Lisa and Brian, Our whole family has wonderful memories of interacting with your family through the years! We are so sorry to hear of the death of Jane, but her spirit will stay in our hearts forever! We are sharing in your sorrow. Sincerely, Mary and Larry Laham Courtenay and Geoff

Warren, My thoughts and condolences go to you as well as Brian and Lisa. Jane was one of the most caring, joyful and intellectually curious people I have ever been blessed to know. Whether on the golf course or across the card table, playing Bridge, she was an earnest competitor but never coldly competitive. She had a sparkle I will never forget. Please let the memories of this wonderful woman give you strength.

Warren - So sad to read of Jane´s passing. She was a beautiful woman inside and out. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. With sympathy - Bonnie

Warren and Lisa You are in my thoughts and prayers I worked with Jane at Davenport She was an amazing woman We were so much more than just colleagues I learned so much about parenting from Jane, Sue Porter and Patty Rest in Peace friend