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Jane Ehrlich Obituary
After attending some college, Jane began her career at the Kansas Department of Revenue in Topeka. She later moved to California to be closer to her sister's family. Jane worked at the Federal Customs Office in Los Angeles until her early retirement due to lifelong neurological issues.
Jane is lovingly remembered by her sister, Judy Mann, and brother, Jeff Ehrlich, as well as her six nieces and nephews, and numerous great-nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, Norman and Ann Ehrlich, and her older brother, John Ehrlich.
A memorial service was held at St. Mel Parish in Woodland Hills, California; burial will follow at Maple Grove Cemetery in Dodge City, Kansas. Jane will be dearly missed by all who knew her.
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Angie McDermott
December 27, 2024
My beloved friend Jane.
Angie McDermott
December 27, 2024
Jane was my Angel, she will be forever as the only person who truly loved me with genuine love and sincerity on this world.
I was her friend Angie, who look after her wellbeing throughout her last 15 years of her life. Jane was an amazing human being.
I miss you Jane forever. Your Angie until we meet again.
Donna Koch Talbott
July 28, 2024
My first and last impression : Jane had twinkling expressive brown eyes and a wonderful sense of humor and she was quick to laugh. I last saw her in Tarzana and it was like we were in high school again. My sincerest condolences to her family. Her St. Francis Academy family will mourn her passing.
Freda A Tilling
July 27, 2024
My condolences to Jane's family and friends. I went to high school with Jane at St. Francis Academy. It's been a while that she came to KC but I took her and Judy to lunch. We had a great visit! Jane always had a great sense of humor. May she Rest in the Peace of our Good Lord!
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Sally Mann Cauble
July 26, 2024
I remember Jane playing tennis in Dodge City and playing with me while our parents would play bridge in the evening. Sally Mann Cauble
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