Wednesday, February 18, 2026
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Aunt Jane was such a wonderful person. The comment about her being the most selfless person is absolutely correct. I have so many memories of Jane being such a caring and thoughtful person. She was always so welcoming and helpful when our family would come into town. She would take care of my brother and me during the day so we could play with our cousins. She even hosted a HS graduation party for me in her backyard since they would not be able to attend overseas. She would do so much work to make sure the meals were planned for the gatherings and her and John would work hard to have the farm looking great when we arrived. A picture attached is from one of those many gatherings. My son Riley is on her lap as his grandma had already passed and was not there, she made sure my kids felt the love from the family. My last visit with Jane was Mother's Day weekend in 2024 pictured below. Karl and I had the opportunity to have some time with her before we left since she was unable to join the gathering at the farm. We had some good laughs as we talked about the past. She told us that the hardest thing for her was not being able to help her kids and grandkids anymore. This was typical Jane, only concern was that she could not help others and didn't want to be a burden. My Aunt Jane was the most selfless person I have ever known.
Our condolences for my Uncle John and the entire family.
Karl and Caryn Olson
