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Jane Ellen (Blahnik) Weikel McLaren
June 26, 1930 ~ January 10, 2016 (age 85) 85 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from Victoria Nahum (Vickie Lenzini)
July 4, 2017 12:20 PM
Mrs. Weikel (as she was when I knew her) was a graceful, bright and sweet woman who I always remember laughing. I am so sorry to hear of her passing and send hugs and love to Mari, Barb, Jim and my dear friend Laurie.
Message from Bob Blahnik
January 30, 2016 8:55 AM
So very sorry to hear of Jane Ellen's passing. She was my first cousin. I had called her maybe a year ago and enjoyed speaking with her.
My father, Robert I. Blahnik, was Arnold's older brother. We moved to Atlanta in 1937
and lost touch over the years with our Oshkosh and Wisconsin family. I remember Uncle Arnie and Aunt Marie quite well.
I believe myself , my brother Jim and cousin Mary Jane Cudlip Laramy are the only remaining cousins of our generation.
Best wishes to you all.
Bob Blahnik
My father, Robert I. Blahnik, was Arnold's older brother. We moved to Atlanta in 1937
and lost touch over the years with our Oshkosh and Wisconsin family. I remember Uncle Arnie and Aunt Marie quite well.
I believe myself , my brother Jim and cousin Mary Jane Cudlip Laramy are the only remaining cousins of our generation.
Best wishes to you all.
Bob Blahnik
Message from Dawn
January 29, 2016 6:20 PM
My Heartfelt sympathies on the passing of your Mom, I enjoyed visiting her these past years when she moved to Sturgeon Bay, she was full of life and I enjoyed seeing her. I had just seen her the previous Monday and took her into the diningroom, she loved attending church and being apart of activities, she had also been enjoying the Café Joy at our Sturgeon Bay United Methodist church. She spoke of her entire family and grandchildren with joy and love.
A candle was lit by Mari Weikel
on January 28, 2016 6:49 PM
Message from Pat Cichon
January 26, 2016 11:14 AM
Jane became my friend through Algoma Library Friends. She was our president for many years and loved being our spokesperson. She was generous with her kindness and love.
She always spoke of her family with pride and love. She will be remembered and missed by many. Rest in peace, Jane.
She always spoke of her family with pride and love. She will be remembered and missed by many. Rest in peace, Jane.
Message from Cheryl Simon
January 25, 2016 5:23 PM
My deepest sympathy to Jane's family for your loss.
You will be kept in thought and prayer.
You will be kept in thought and prayer.
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