Teri E. Lane, 50, died Sunday (Jan. 18, 2009) at Saint Marys Hospital in Rochester.
Born March 31, 1958 to Jack (Mary Reck) Lane, in Lake City, she was a graduate of Lake City High School, where she enjoyed cheerleading. She worked as a telemarketing consultant and at Mayone's Floral in St. Charles. She had also worked for IBM. She enjoyed fishing, cooking and baking, and spending time with her children and grandchildren. She was a nine-year survivor of breast cancer.
She is survived by her lifelong companion, Robert Bronk of Winona; a son, Jeremy Moore of Oronoco; two daughters, Jacque Anderson and Mindi Moore, both of Owatonna; her parents, Jack and Mary (Reck) Lane of Oronoco; two brothers, R. Jack (Patty) Lane III of Rochester and Randy Jay (Theresa) Lane of Stewartville; and four sisters, Pamela (Mark) Arnold of Atlanta, Sandy Freese (Glen Wahler) of Fort Myers, Fla., Mary Hatcher and Keli Johnson, both of Oronoco. Other survivors include seven grandchildren, Codie, Wil, Dalton, Randy, Jamie, Chase and Ty. She was preceded in death by her grandparents and a nephew, Tommy Taylor.
A private family service is planned for a later date in Owatonna.
Born March 31, 1958 to Jack (Mary Reck) Lane, in Lake City, she was a graduate of Lake City High School, where she enjoyed cheerleading. She worked as a telemarketing consultant and at Mayone's Floral in St. Charles. She had also worked for IBM. She enjoyed fishing, cooking and baking, and spending time with her children and grandchildren. She was a nine-year survivor of breast cancer.
She is survived by her lifelong companion, Robert Bronk of Winona; a son, Jeremy Moore of Oronoco; two daughters, Jacque Anderson and Mindi Moore, both of Owatonna; her parents, Jack and Mary (Reck) Lane of Oronoco; two brothers, R. Jack (Patty) Lane III of Rochester and Randy Jay (Theresa) Lane of Stewartville; and four sisters, Pamela (Mark) Arnold of Atlanta, Sandy Freese (Glen Wahler) of Fort Myers, Fla., Mary Hatcher and Keli Johnson, both of Oronoco. Other survivors include seven grandchildren, Codie, Wil, Dalton, Randy, Jamie, Chase and Ty. She was preceded in death by her grandparents and a nephew, Tommy Taylor.
A private family service is planned for a later date in Owatonna.
Teri E. Lane, 50, died Sunday (Jan. 18, 2009) at Saint Marys Hospital in Rochester.
Born March 31, 1958 to Jack (Mary Reck) Lane, in Lake City, she was a graduate of Lake City High School, where she enjoyed cheerleading. She worked as a telemarketing consultant and at Mayone's Floral in St. Charles. She had also worked for IBM. She enjoyed fishing, cooking and baking, and spending time with her children and grandchildren. She was a nine-year survivor of breast cancer.
She is survived by her lifelong companion, Robert Bronk of Winona; a son, Jeremy Moore of Oronoco; two daughters, Jacque Anderson and Mindi Moore, both of Owatonna; her parents, Jack and Mary (Reck) Lane of Oronoco; two brothers, R. Jack (Patty) Lane III of Rochester and Randy Jay (Theresa) Lane of Stewartville; and four sisters, Pamela (Mark) Arnold of Atlanta, Sandy Freese (Glen Wahler) of Fort Myers, Fla., Mary Hatcher and Keli Johnson, both of Oronoco. Other survivors include seven grandchildren, Codie, Wil, Dalton, Randy, Jamie, Chase and Ty. She was preceded in death by her grandparents and a nephew, Tommy Taylor.
A private family service is planned for a later date in Owatonna.
Born March 31, 1958 to Jack (Mary Reck) Lane, in Lake City, she was a graduate of Lake City High School, where she enjoyed cheerleading. She worked as a telemarketing consultant and at Mayone's Floral in St. Charles. She had also worked for IBM. She enjoyed fishing, cooking and baking, and spending time with her children and grandchildren. She was a nine-year survivor of breast cancer.
She is survived by her lifelong companion, Robert Bronk of Winona; a son, Jeremy Moore of Oronoco; two daughters, Jacque Anderson and Mindi Moore, both of Owatonna; her parents, Jack and Mary (Reck) Lane of Oronoco; two brothers, R. Jack (Patty) Lane III of Rochester and Randy Jay (Theresa) Lane of Stewartville; and four sisters, Pamela (Mark) Arnold of Atlanta, Sandy Freese (Glen Wahler) of Fort Myers, Fla., Mary Hatcher and Keli Johnson, both of Oronoco. Other survivors include seven grandchildren, Codie, Wil, Dalton, Randy, Jamie, Chase and Ty. She was preceded in death by her grandparents and a nephew, Tommy Taylor.
A private family service is planned for a later date in Owatonna.
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