Jane Ann Anderson

Aunt Jane meant more to me then just my aunt. I will truly miss her. Now she is with grandma and grandpa once again. Love Tracy

So many great memories of her as I was growing up and what fun we always had when we went to her house to see her and the cousins. Now as I am grown and have children of my own they too have great memories of Aunt Jane when she would come here to visit and as my boys would say “ quite wrestling “. Lol and they loved her as much as we all did. Love you Aunt Jane and May you Rest In Peace my dear! Love Susan, Todd, Lucas, Trey and Eli

Can't begin to imagine our lives without her, but have lots of happy memories of our girls'-only after-Christmas shopping trips when she visited us in Illinois, family reunions, Friday night fish at Esquire any time we were in Madison, all the times we sat around the table in her family room trying to beat her at cards and especially the trip we three "Lischeske" girls took to Door County the year we turned 70, 75 and 80 years old to mention just a few. Glad she's now reunited with Mom and Dad, but missing her more than words can express. R.I.P. Jane until we see you again. Love, Lois

I came to know Jane when she first came to New Life. Her favorite story is that I hugged her so hard that I broke her ribs. I did not. She assisted me at the UW Hospital when I needed extra help in the office, what we thought would be 4-5 weeks became 18 months.

I always enjoyed visiting with Jane however I didn't get around the corner this summer as I had a total knee replacement. I feel bad I missed her. I do miss her evergreen tree not light up any more. She gave me a ride home from the UW a few times when she saw me waiting for the bus. May she rest in peace.