Webb, Jane E. age 99, of Centerville; went home to be with Lord on April 9, 2015. She was born October 3, 1915 to Max and Hazel Dooley in Xenia, Ohio.
She was preceded in death by her loving husband Elmer Webb who was the love of her life; also infant daughter Betty Jane, son Jack Webb and grandson Scott Webb.
Jane was the big sister to her 3 siblings who also preceded her in death: Harold (Bob) Dooley, Donna Marie Crane and Don Dooley. She is survived by loving daughters JoAnn (Jerry) Warner of Centerville and Sharrie (Chuck) Sorrell of Washington Township; grandchildren: Kimberly (Bruce) Mutschler (Jane and Kim had a special bond as they shared many private times together while they enjoyed tacos and discussed their travel plans to Florida), Jeff (Jill) Warner, Mike (Christy) Webb, Tom Sorrell, Michelle (Kelly) Haas and Brian (Kristine) Warner. She also leaves great-grandchildren and great great- grandchildren.
Also survived by special niece Jan (Dave) Van Etten and special sisters-in-law Nancy Dooley, Pansy Moses and Thelma Pettit. For the last 5 years
Jane has resided at Bethany Village in Centerville. During that time she has reigned as bingo champion of Cherry Park. And for good reason: during the 40's she worked at old Lakeside Amusement Park in charge of the bingo hall. Subsequently she was employed by NCR, Inland Mfg. and retired from Gentile Air Force Supply Depot (where she was captain of her bowling team). She was a long time member of Fairhaven Church.
Jane was loved by many and not just because of her great personality; she was always helping others and showing that she cared. She loved her daughters dearly and was a great mother and a great person. Jane didn't have a mean bone in her body. She saw only the good in everyone. She will be missed by all.
Let Love hold. Through the passing of seasons, through the distances of the goodbyes, through the shadowlands of
separation. Let love hold. Against all fear, all pain, all sorrow. Let love hold like a fortress in our hearts and endure like the sun.
Our family thanks the care givers at Bethany Village for making our Mother's last year's more meaningful. You have become her friends, her neighbors and are like her family. She has told us that she not only loves you as a whole but more importantly she loves you individually.
Funeral Services 1 pm Wednesday April 15, 2015 at The Tobias Funeral Home-Far Hills Chapel 5471 Far Hills Ave at Rahn Rd. Pastor Ted Zabel officiating.
Interment will be in Mt Zion Shoup Cemetery. Friends may call from 12 noon to service time Wednesday at the funeral home. Memorial Contributions may be made to The Hospice of Dayton 324 Wilmington Ave Dayton, Ohio 45420.
She was preceded in death by her loving husband Elmer Webb who was the love of her life; also infant daughter Betty Jane, son Jack Webb and grandson Scott Webb.
Jane was the big sister to her 3 siblings who also preceded her in death: Harold (Bob) Dooley, Donna Marie Crane and Don Dooley. She is survived by loving daughters JoAnn (Jerry) Warner of Centerville and Sharrie (Chuck) Sorrell of Washington Township; grandchildren: Kimberly (Bruce) Mutschler (Jane and Kim had a special bond as they shared many private times together while they enjoyed tacos and discussed their travel plans to Florida), Jeff (Jill) Warner, Mike (Christy) Webb, Tom Sorrell, Michelle (Kelly) Haas and Brian (Kristine) Warner. She also leaves great-grandchildren and great great- grandchildren.
Also survived by special niece Jan (Dave) Van Etten and special sisters-in-law Nancy Dooley, Pansy Moses and Thelma Pettit. For the last 5 years
Jane has resided at Bethany Village in Centerville. During that time she has reigned as bingo champion of Cherry Park. And for good reason: during the 40's she worked at old Lakeside Amusement Park in charge of the bingo hall. Subsequently she was employed by NCR, Inland Mfg. and retired from Gentile Air Force Supply Depot (where she was captain of her bowling team). She was a long time member of Fairhaven Church.
Jane was loved by many and not just because of her great personality; she was always helping others and showing that she cared. She loved her daughters dearly and was a great mother and a great person. Jane didn't have a mean bone in her body. She saw only the good in everyone. She will be missed by all.
Let Love hold. Through the passing of seasons, through the distances of the goodbyes, through the shadowlands of
separation. Let love hold. Against all fear, all pain, all sorrow. Let love hold like a fortress in our hearts and endure like the sun.
Our family thanks the care givers at Bethany Village for making our Mother's last year's more meaningful. You have become her friends, her neighbors and are like her family. She has told us that she not only loves you as a whole but more importantly she loves you individually.
Funeral Services 1 pm Wednesday April 15, 2015 at The Tobias Funeral Home-Far Hills Chapel 5471 Far Hills Ave at Rahn Rd. Pastor Ted Zabel officiating.
Interment will be in Mt Zion Shoup Cemetery. Friends may call from 12 noon to service time Wednesday at the funeral home. Memorial Contributions may be made to The Hospice of Dayton 324 Wilmington Ave Dayton, Ohio 45420.
Webb, Jane E. age 99, of Centerville; went home to be with Lord on April 9, 2015. She was born October 3, 1915 to Max and Hazel Dooley in Xenia, Ohio.
She was preceded in death by her loving husband Elmer Webb who was the love of her life; also infant daughter Betty Jane, son Jack Webb and grandson Scott Webb.
Jane was the big sister to her 3 siblings who also preceded her in death: Harold (Bob) Dooley, Donna Marie Crane and Don Dooley. She is survived by loving daughters JoAnn (Jerry) Warner of Centerville and Sharrie (Chuck) Sorrell of Washington Township; grandchildren: Kimberly (Bruce) Mutschler (Jane and Kim had a special bond as they shared many private times together while they enjoyed tacos and discussed their travel plans to Florida), Jeff (Jill) Warner, Mike (Christy) Webb, Tom Sorrell, Michelle (Kelly) Haas and Brian (Kristine) Warner. She also leaves great-grandchildren and great great- grandchildren.
Also survived by special niece Jan (Dave) Van Etten and special sisters-in-law Nancy Dooley, Pansy Moses and Thelma Pettit. For the last 5 years
Jane has resided at Bethany Village in Centerville. During that time she has reigned as bingo champion of Cherry Park. And for good reason: during the 40's she worked at old Lakeside Amusement Park in charge of the bingo hall. Subsequently she was employed by NCR, Inland Mfg. and retired from Gentile Air Force Supply Depot (where she was captain of her bowling team). She was a long time member of Fairhaven Church.
Jane was loved by many and not just because of her great personality; she was always helping others and showing that she cared. She loved her daughters dearly and was a great mother and a great person. Jane didn't have a mean bone in her body. She saw only the good in everyone. She will be missed by all.
Let Love hold. Through the passing of seasons, through the distances of the goodbyes, through the shadowlands of
separation. Let love hold. Against all fear, all pain, all sorrow. Let love hold like a fortress in our hearts and endure like the sun.
Our family thanks the care givers at Bethany Village for making our Mother's last year's more meaningful. You have become her friends, her neighbors and are like her family. She has told us that she not only loves you as a whole but more importantly she loves you individually.
Funeral Services 1 pm Wednesday April 15, 2015 at The Tobias Funeral Home-Far Hills Chapel 5471 Far Hills Ave at Rahn Rd. Pastor Ted Zabel officiating.
Interment will be in Mt Zion Shoup Cemetery. Friends may call from 12 noon to service time Wednesday at the funeral home. Memorial Contributions may be made to The Hospice of Dayton 324 Wilmington Ave Dayton, Ohio 45420.
She was preceded in death by her loving husband Elmer Webb who was the love of her life; also infant daughter Betty Jane, son Jack Webb and grandson Scott Webb.
Jane was the big sister to her 3 siblings who also preceded her in death: Harold (Bob) Dooley, Donna Marie Crane and Don Dooley. She is survived by loving daughters JoAnn (Jerry) Warner of Centerville and Sharrie (Chuck) Sorrell of Washington Township; grandchildren: Kimberly (Bruce) Mutschler (Jane and Kim had a special bond as they shared many private times together while they enjoyed tacos and discussed their travel plans to Florida), Jeff (Jill) Warner, Mike (Christy) Webb, Tom Sorrell, Michelle (Kelly) Haas and Brian (Kristine) Warner. She also leaves great-grandchildren and great great- grandchildren.
Also survived by special niece Jan (Dave) Van Etten and special sisters-in-law Nancy Dooley, Pansy Moses and Thelma Pettit. For the last 5 years
Jane has resided at Bethany Village in Centerville. During that time she has reigned as bingo champion of Cherry Park. And for good reason: during the 40's she worked at old Lakeside Amusement Park in charge of the bingo hall. Subsequently she was employed by NCR, Inland Mfg. and retired from Gentile Air Force Supply Depot (where she was captain of her bowling team). She was a long time member of Fairhaven Church.
Jane was loved by many and not just because of her great personality; she was always helping others and showing that she cared. She loved her daughters dearly and was a great mother and a great person. Jane didn't have a mean bone in her body. She saw only the good in everyone. She will be missed by all.
Let Love hold. Through the passing of seasons, through the distances of the goodbyes, through the shadowlands of
separation. Let love hold. Against all fear, all pain, all sorrow. Let love hold like a fortress in our hearts and endure like the sun.
Our family thanks the care givers at Bethany Village for making our Mother's last year's more meaningful. You have become her friends, her neighbors and are like her family. She has told us that she not only loves you as a whole but more importantly she loves you individually.
Funeral Services 1 pm Wednesday April 15, 2015 at The Tobias Funeral Home-Far Hills Chapel 5471 Far Hills Ave at Rahn Rd. Pastor Ted Zabel officiating.
Interment will be in Mt Zion Shoup Cemetery. Friends may call from 12 noon to service time Wednesday at the funeral home. Memorial Contributions may be made to The Hospice of Dayton 324 Wilmington Ave Dayton, Ohio 45420.
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