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Jennifer Potter
March 29, 2022
I miss you grammie. You and mom. I look forward to seeing you again, on the other side. I love you!
Martin Laub
July 28, 2005
I offer my condolences to the family. I had the pleasure of meeting Jane about three times, she was such a warm and funny lady. I would have never her guessed her to be in her ninety's when I first met her. Her real tribute is her family, and I am honored to call Carol and Maureen my friends.

WE LOVE YOU GIGI!
July 25, 2005
Esther Lanier-Barnett
July 20, 2005
I am sorry for your lost.Ms.Jane was such a sweet lady. She taught me and my sister Tracy Piano lessons. I also remember her coming to visit my granny- Fannie Turnipseed in her pink station wagon and always a big smile on her face. It was always a delight to be in the presence of Ms.Jane because she would always make me and my sister laugh,especially when she would drive up the drive way , we would clear 100 feet out the way as she always missed the curb..(good memories). Its been over 25 years and to think about Ms.Jane still makes me smile. My sympathy and prayers goes out to all of you.God Bless..
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Jessica Potter
July 18, 2005
bye gigi I love you and will miss you more than words can describe. You were always happy no matter what you always seemed to find something good out of a complete train wreck. love you and see you when the time is right
love, jess
Cheryl Mioduski
July 18, 2005
I was saddened to hear of the loss of your mother (and grandmother)- Jane Wendt. I am acquainted with her daughter, Carol, through her volunteer affiliation with Harbor Light Hospice.
Our thoughts are with you, the family, as you grieve her loss. Know that you have many friends - who love you very much. You are never alone.
Jenni Potter
July 18, 2005
You taught me so much in the first 6 years of my life gram. You set the stage for who I am today. In spite of the many trials and tribulations that I went through growing up, your loving, gentle ways instilled in me the foundation to be who I am now...I'll be forever grateful that you were in my life. I love you gram and I will miss you more than anyone can know.
Tracy Cooper
July 17, 2005
To the family of Jane Wendt I am deeply saddened by your los. I took lessons from Ms. Jane as a child in the late 70's early 80's. My Great Grandmother, Fannie Mae Turnipseed knew her. I still remember her baubles and rings as we sat side by side on the piano bench. She was very prompt for our lessons, as soon as I got home I saw the pinkish station wagon out front. It was a pleasure to know her and I'm glad she taught/gave me the gift of music at a young age. I will always remember her and I thank her for being a part of my life and will always (as I usually do) thin kof her whenevr I take a seat to play.
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