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While in Laurel, she joined the Laurel Christian Fellowship and then later she became a member of Immanuel’s Church. As a member of Immanuel’s Church she participated and volunteered in many of Immanuel’s community groups and organizations. She even traveled to the Holy Land with Immanuel’s church and upon returning would enthusiastically express how she loved walking in Jesus’ steps. This trip helped her to become passionate about her family and God and emboldened her to witness her faith more fully to almost everyone she met. When she saw someone she did not know she saw them as an opportunity to tell them about Jesus. As a lover of life, she was passionate about her health and would shop at the local health food store instead of at the grocery store. In 1997, while walking outside her town house, one of the Bradford Pear trees lost its limb and crushed Jane as she walked under the tree. This accident could have ended her life then, but because of her will to live, she made it through the therapeutic sessions and within a year recovered her health and started once again actively living her Jesus-filled life. One would never have known that she had gone through so much from this accident. As a way to witness her faith, she carried photographs of not only her family but of herself in the hospital as she recovered from the accident as a witness to God’s healing powers. While living in Laurel, in addition to her many volunteer activities, she worked for the National Science Foundation in downtown Washington DC and then with Arbitron Inc. in Laurel, Md. Most recently after suffering a mild seizure she started convelescing at her daughter Amy’s house so that she could regain her strength. Sadly however, she was recently diagnosed with bladder cancer and was treated at the Baltimore Washington Medical Center where she realized complications from the procedure in the form of a septic infection. The infection became so serious it moved to her lungs which caused her to develop a very serious form of pneumonia which her body was not able to overcome on Earth but has undoubtedly been completely healed in Heaven. Her family knows without a doubt that she is joyously praising our Father in Heaven alongside her parents, her two brothers, her Aunt Helen and all her Christian friends who have gone before her.