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Jane Kluever
March 08, 1954 - April 03, 2011
Obituary
Kluever, JaneSTOUGHTON - Jane Kluever, age 57, of Stoughton passed away on Sunday, April 3, 2011, at Meriter Hospital. She was born on March 8, 1954, in Madison, the daughter of Richard "Dick" and Ruth (Schoelkopf) Faulkner. Jane graduated from Cambridge High School in 1972. She married Donald Kluever on Aug. 27, 1988 in Stoughton. Jane enjoyed knitting and crocheting, gardening and just being outdoors. Family was very important to Jane and spending time with them, her greatest joy. Jane is survived by her husband, Donald; children, Amanda (David) Bratland, Roger Kluever, and Tracie Kluever, all of Stoughton; special nephew, Mikey Jarlsberg of Cambridge; three sisters; three brothers; and numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her dad; infant daughter, Jessica; and one brother. In accordance with Jane's wishes, no services will be held.
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Mari Delehanty
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Dear Don and Family,
Words cannot express how sad we were to hear about the passing of Jane. She was such a wonderful day care provider and friend. We just were talking the other day about the sunfish Trent caught at Lake Kegonsa with Jane and the kids. She had such a loving and caring way. She loved you and the kids so much. If there is anything we can do please let us know. Thank you so much for sharing your wife and Mom with our boys. We will never forget her.
Love and Prayers,
The Delehanty's
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Mrs. Harris
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To Jane's family and friends, may I offer my sincere condolences. Death is truly an enemy. However I find the Bible's promises to be very comforting. Our Loving Creator Jehovah God gives us a wonderful hope namely the prospect of living in a paradise on earth in peace and happiness in the very near future and seeing the resurrection of our dead loved ones.(Luke 23:43;John 5:28,29) May these Bible truths help make your present pain a little easier to bear. Please take care.
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Steve Faulkner
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Don and family I am sincerely sorry for your loss. Having lost my wife this past December I can say with confidence that I know how awful this is. All you can do is take one day at a time. They say that time heals. So far for me, not much healing has taken place. Hold each other close and do not be ashamed to show your grief. It is okay when asked how you are doing to tell the truth. If you feel like crap that's okay to say. Tough is good but doesn't help to hold in feelings. Your true friends will stand by your side to help. Let them. May God help heal your sorrow and never forget all the good times you had with Jane. Sincerely Steve Faulkner (Jane's cousin)