Jane P. (Margretz) Morris

   


To our special Aunt Jane, You always filled our hearts with laughter and love; your special hugs and smiles were so warm and settling. Many times when we would visit and thru conversations you gave us good advise and had us look on the bright side of things. But most of all she was always there with open arms. We love you, and will remember you in our hearts always. Debbie, Donna, Barry

Dan and Donna Mahoney
Elkland
MO

John, We were so sorry to hear of Jane's passing. I remember well all the years you spoke of her and meeting her at your house in Toddville years ago. John-one thing I will always remember and something you can feel very good about is how well you cared for her and had her best interests in mind. Nancy and I have a place here in Fort Myers Beach Florida where we go to in the winter months now so we aren't around for the funeral and regret that we can't be there but you are in our thoughts and prayers. May the good Lord comfort you in this very difficult time. Ross & Nancy

Ross & Nancy Koster
Atkins
IA

Aunt Jane, she was and still is a really loving and caring aunt( always)I will always remember staying all night with them at there first house.words can never say how to help you all with the grief... at least we all have good memories of aunt Jane she always helped everyone she could I will always remember her and love her. she will be greatly missed. but she will be with us all in our hearts. and spirit. even though I can't make it down there in time I feel like I'am there through the internet. she will always be special sincerly john& sally lee

sally/Robinson/Lee
Blackduck
MN

Wish I could be there. With love.

Genevieve
TX

Dottie Morris
IA

John, I was so sorry to hear that Jane had past. I am so proud to have had her as my sister-in-law. She cared so much about our family and was always fun to be around. I will truly miss her and her phone calls. Love Dottie

Dottie Morris
Fairfax
IA

Dear Friend John, Marie and I were so shocked to learn of Jane's death. We remember so many wonderful times we spent with you both when we were serving at Meth Wick as Chaplain and wife. Your wonderful smiles, positive approach to each day, and the love you shared with each other, blessing many. I remember especially, your devotion John in constantly seeking Jane's best interests. Helping her at meals; helping her to worship; lifting her into the passenger seat of your Buick, as you went for a ride in the country. We also remember, with much fondness, your anniversary in July of 1953 the same as ours, and Jane being born the same year as Jack. Jane has had a challenging journey, but her joyous demeanor was a blessing to everyone. Especially this pastor and wife. We send our love John, our blessings and our prayers. Jack and Marie Kendall

Rev. Jack and Marie Kendall
Cedar Rapids
IA

Aunt Jane.... words can't describe how my aunt jane how she helped me grow to the person I'am today..with her guidence and others. when I signed this before I mentioned staying all night with them, it was the house they had on old oakland road ne. yesterday I let my mother know about Aunt Jane with the help of mary the lady that runs the home where mom is at.uncle John you always took very good care of Aunt Jane as far back as I can remember always you are a special uncle.I remember the picnics and the visits we all had.I been going to church up here.the pastor tom from faith lutheran church up here said in the sunday servise prayers for Aunt Jane and all the family and guidence. sincerly, Norma, sally,John

sally Lee
Blackduck
MN

Jeff and I are saddened to hear of Janes passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with your entire family.

Jeff and Robin Derlein
Cedar Rapids
IA

Uncle John, I am so sorry to hear about aunt Jane, I really had so much respect for her, she was always so happy, and I know that was mostly because she had a wonderful husband who made her life so complete. I loved going to aunt Jane's house when I was younger and listening to her advice and she always made the best lemon cake! She will be so missed and I regret not being able to see her for so long, but will always remember her in my heart.

Penny Lee Taylor
Cedar Rapids
IA

Dear Uncle John, I want you to know that I am thinking of you. I remember my visits to your home(s) throughout the years. Aunt Jane always had a smile and always looked so beautiful. Let's talk phone calls (Aunt Jane and the phone.): My memories start early on this topic. I remember seeing Grandma on the phone ...when asked..."I'm talking with Jane...." These were important calls. These were "lineline" type calls. As always, Aunt Jane was there. When I moved to Texas Aunt Jane started calling me. She helped me so much with those calls. Most of the time I would allow her to call me. I kept notes so to when a "good" time for me to call would be. Even with these notes, my calls to Aunt Jane ended up being badly timed. Thank you, Uncle John, for giving Aunt Jane the phone on my last badly timed call. I also thank you (and all of your family) for taking such great care of my aunt, your wife. Additionally, Dad told me that you and Mr. Kenny are providing transportation for him and Tamae today. I'm greatful. I know this is a very difficult time but, please, remember to take good care of yourself. I tried calling you but...bad timing. With love,

Genevieve
Austin
TX