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Jane Carolyn Maybee

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Jane Maybee Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers on May 1, 2024.

Jane Carolyn Maybee, 89, of Johnson City, Tennessee, passed away on March 21, 2024 at Johnson City Medical Center in Johnson City, Tennessee.

Jane was a member of Tri-Cities Baptist Church in Johnson City, and she enjoyed volunteering over the years at the Mountain Home VA Hospital in Johnson City. She loved her family, and she especially loved spending time with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She was an avid collector of hummingbird art. At the age of 80, she fulfilled a lifelong dream to go skydiving.

Jane was preceded in death by her parents, William and Mildred, her sister June Orlando, her grandson Keith Carico, and her nephew, Samuel Orlando. She is survived by her husband, Billy, her children, Michael, Susan, Nancy, Diane and Christine, her grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews.

A graveside service was held on April 6, 2024 at Bethany United Methodist Church in Gloucester Point, Virginia.

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Susan Myers

May 3, 2024

Thoughts of my Mom, Jane Maybee:
o Mom was always loving, kind, wise.
o Her advice was always correct no matter the subject.
o Her kids were her most precious gifts from God.
o She loved her husband, Billy dearly and stood by his side for half a century.
o She was a prayer warrior, and those prayers were felt over time.
o Her faith was strong and unwavering.
o She always paid her tithe giving back with thanksgiving for God´s provision for her and her family.
o She volunteered through church and the community.
o She led by example.
o She was the most organized, fastidious woman I ever met.
o She valued responsibility and accountability and encouraged us to do the same.
o She prized honesty and truth.
o She loved us all with a deep abiding love.
o She was outgoing, friendly, and witty.
o She did not dwell in negativity but looked for what was positive in all situations.
o She maintained a good attitude even in her darkest moments.
o She was loyal and always kept us in her heart.
o At the Bema seat I am confident she had more silver and gold than wood hay and stubble.
o If she was angry, she stated her case but did not hold grudges and was forgiving.
o She was grateful for everything she was given and shared it with us all over time.
o Her highest wish was for all of us to know God and accept Christ.
o I know she is at peace with God and bringing glory and honor to him in Heaven.
o I will treasure her in my heart every day and I will see her again.
I will love you forever, Mom, your daughter, Susan Myers