IN HONOR OF THOSE WHOM HAVE GONE BEFORE US BY KEEPING THEIR MEMORIES ALIVE WITH FIND A GRAVE
In Loving Memory of JANE ARNOT BRUNSON June 3, 1921 - Feb. 26, 2011 San Francisco, CA was the birthplace of Jane Arnot Brunson in 1921 to Eugene Nathaniel and Ethelyn Arnot. Raised with her sister, Barbara Anne, Jane enjoyed riding horses, and competed successfully in many shows. She graduated from prestigious Lowell High School in S. F. as well as The University of California, Berkeley where she was a member of Delta Delta Delta Sorority. In 1948, Jane moved to Altadena, CA where her biggest job was parenting four children. She was also active in the Jr. Circle of Altadena and President of the Jr. Circle Associates. After her retirement, she enjoyed her membership in the Women's Club of Pasadena. A strong, fun and competent woman, she began her career with the Pasadena Unified School District as an elementary school noon aide, then a records clerk and finally a school secretary before retiring from the district in 1985. She worked at the Education Center, Muir and 7 elementary schools. She was an active member of California School Employees Assoc. and President of PASS- Pasadena Association of School Secretaries. She also assisted with RIF (Reading is Fundamental) programs. While working for the schools, Jane met Jarratt and they married in 1972 and lived in Pasadena until her passing. Together, they became serious dog owners, initially owning, showing and breeding Old English Sheepdogs and progressing to Cavalier King Charles Spaniels. Jane was president of the Old English Sheepdog Club of So. Cal; Board member of the local Golden State Old English Sheepdog Club and Secretary of the OES of America. Later she became very active in the Kennel Club of Pasadena and was on their board for more than 20 years. Her involvement continued as she joined the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club of S. Cal., the National KC Cavalier Club of America and also was on the board of the Toy Dog Club of So. Cal. For 11 years. Jane loved to travel with Jarratt, not only to dog shows, but after her retirement, they visited 37 foreign countries, all 50 states and have taken 22 cruises (the last in January 2011). Along with travel, she enjoyed reading, music especially country western, stage plays and musicals, her dogs, her California heritage, and her growing family.
In Loving Memory of JANE ARNOT BRUNSON June 3, 1921 - Feb. 26, 2011 San Francisco, CA was the birthplace of Jane Arnot Brunson in 1921 to Eugene Nathaniel and Ethelyn Arnot. Raised with her sister, Barbara Anne, Jane enjoyed riding horses, and competed successfully in many shows. She graduated from prestigious Lowell High School in S. F. as well as The University of California, Berkeley where she was a member of Delta Delta Delta Sorority. In 1948, Jane moved to Altadena, CA where her biggest job was parenting four children. She was also active in the Jr. Circle of Altadena and President of the Jr. Circle Associates. After her retirement, she enjoyed her membership in the Women's Club of Pasadena. A strong, fun and competent woman, she began her career with the Pasadena Unified School District as an elementary school noon aide, then a records clerk and finally a school secretary before retiring from the district in 1985. She worked at the Education Center, Muir and 7 elementary schools. She was an active member of California School Employees Assoc. and President of PASS- Pasadena Association of School Secretaries. She also assisted with RIF (Reading is Fundamental) programs. While working for the schools, Jane met Jarratt and they married in 1972 and lived in Pasadena until her passing. Together, they became serious dog owners, initially owning, showing and breeding Old English Sheepdogs and progressing to Cavalier King Charles Spaniels. Jane was president of the Old English Sheepdog Club of So. Cal; Board member of the local Golden State Old English Sheepdog Club and Secretary of the OES of America. Later she became very active in the Kennel Club of Pasadena and was on their board for more than 20 years. Her involvement continued as she joined the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club of S. Cal., the National KC Cavalier Club of America and also was on the board of the Toy Dog Club of So. Cal. For 11 years. Jane loved to travel with Jarratt, not only to dog shows, but after her retirement, they visited 37 foreign countries, all 50 states and have taken 22 cruises (the last in January 2011). Along with travel, she enjoyed reading, music especially country western, stage plays and musicals, her dogs, her California heritage, and her growing family.
IN HONOR OF THOSE WHOM HAVE GONE BEFORE US BY KEEPING THEIR MEMORIES ALIVE WITH FIND A GRAVE
In Loving Memory of JANE ARNOT BRUNSON June 3, 1921 - Feb. 26, 2011 San Francisco, CA was the birthplace of Jane Arnot Brunson in 1921 to Eugene Nathaniel and Ethelyn Arnot. Raised with her sister, Barbara Anne, Jane enjoyed riding horses, and competed successfully in many shows. She graduated from prestigious Lowell High School in S. F. as well as The University of California, Berkeley where she was a member of Delta Delta Delta Sorority. In 1948, Jane moved to Altadena, CA where her biggest job was parenting four children. She was also active in the Jr. Circle of Altadena and President of the Jr. Circle Associates. After her retirement, she enjoyed her membership in the Women's Club of Pasadena. A strong, fun and competent woman, she began her career with the Pasadena Unified School District as an elementary school noon aide, then a records clerk and finally a school secretary before retiring from the district in 1985. She worked at the Education Center, Muir and 7 elementary schools. She was an active member of California School Employees Assoc. and President of PASS- Pasadena Association of School Secretaries. She also assisted with RIF (Reading is Fundamental) programs. While working for the schools, Jane met Jarratt and they married in 1972 and lived in Pasadena until her passing. Together, they became serious dog owners, initially owning, showing and breeding Old English Sheepdogs and progressing to Cavalier King Charles Spaniels. Jane was president of the Old English Sheepdog Club of So. Cal; Board member of the local Golden State Old English Sheepdog Club and Secretary of the OES of America. Later she became very active in the Kennel Club of Pasadena and was on their board for more than 20 years. Her involvement continued as she joined the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club of S. Cal., the National KC Cavalier Club of America and also was on the board of the Toy Dog Club of So. Cal. For 11 years. Jane loved to travel with Jarratt, not only to dog shows, but after her retirement, they visited 37 foreign countries, all 50 states and have taken 22 cruises (the last in January 2011). Along with travel, she enjoyed reading, music especially country western, stage plays and musicals, her dogs, her California heritage, and her growing family.
In Loving Memory of JANE ARNOT BRUNSON June 3, 1921 - Feb. 26, 2011 San Francisco, CA was the birthplace of Jane Arnot Brunson in 1921 to Eugene Nathaniel and Ethelyn Arnot. Raised with her sister, Barbara Anne, Jane enjoyed riding horses, and competed successfully in many shows. She graduated from prestigious Lowell High School in S. F. as well as The University of California, Berkeley where she was a member of Delta Delta Delta Sorority. In 1948, Jane moved to Altadena, CA where her biggest job was parenting four children. She was also active in the Jr. Circle of Altadena and President of the Jr. Circle Associates. After her retirement, she enjoyed her membership in the Women's Club of Pasadena. A strong, fun and competent woman, she began her career with the Pasadena Unified School District as an elementary school noon aide, then a records clerk and finally a school secretary before retiring from the district in 1985. She worked at the Education Center, Muir and 7 elementary schools. She was an active member of California School Employees Assoc. and President of PASS- Pasadena Association of School Secretaries. She also assisted with RIF (Reading is Fundamental) programs. While working for the schools, Jane met Jarratt and they married in 1972 and lived in Pasadena until her passing. Together, they became serious dog owners, initially owning, showing and breeding Old English Sheepdogs and progressing to Cavalier King Charles Spaniels. Jane was president of the Old English Sheepdog Club of So. Cal; Board member of the local Golden State Old English Sheepdog Club and Secretary of the OES of America. Later she became very active in the Kennel Club of Pasadena and was on their board for more than 20 years. Her involvement continued as she joined the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club of S. Cal., the National KC Cavalier Club of America and also was on the board of the Toy Dog Club of So. Cal. For 11 years. Jane loved to travel with Jarratt, not only to dog shows, but after her retirement, they visited 37 foreign countries, all 50 states and have taken 22 cruises (the last in January 2011). Along with travel, she enjoyed reading, music especially country western, stage plays and musicals, her dogs, her California heritage, and her growing family.
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JANE ARNOT
1921 - 2011
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