Memorial fund for Jane Lovelle
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Jane Lovelle was everything you could have wanted in a friend and mother. She imprinted warmth in those hearts who she touched. She provided guidance for those seeking new ventures and even for some who just simply needed a hand to hold. She was the glue that held everyone together. She was a civil servant to the mentally ill and psychiatric service community, she was a mentor, an honorable and dependable friend. The best dog mom any fur friends could ask for. And, most of all, the most amazing role model(she was our dad and mom!), provider, and protector to her two children.
Over the course of a few years, my mother had struggled with her mental status. I would say within at least the last year and a half, her mental state declined rapidly. She was very recently diagnosed with dementia before her passing. My brother and I did everything we could to make sure my mother was comfortable, well taken care of, and most of all happy. I think we can all agree and say that she had one of the most contagious laughs and smiles! My mother would never leave a room quietly. Her humor, wit, and charisma could just about outshine the sun!
Late Saturday morning February 9th, my mother was found unresponsive outside of a meeting she regularly attends. It appears she had died of natural causes, bless her soul.
Jane leaves behind her two children, Max and Leah, and grandchildren Zachary and Ciera. My mother’s grandchildren were the light of her life. She loved being a grandmother.
During my mother’s demented state, she was facing foreclosure on her home as well as many past due bills. She just didn’t want anymore financial stress. My brother and I tried our best to simplify her affairs, however we are still in the process and now in the time of her wake it has made it very difficult for us. My brother and I do not have means to afford a cremation (her wishes) or funeral service on our own. We would so greatly appreciate any donations you can offer in my mother’s support. Even a simple prayer or message, anything helps at this time. Thank you.
Over the course of a few years, my mother had struggled with her mental status. I would say within at least the last year and a half, her mental state declined rapidly. She was very recently diagnosed with dementia before her passing. My brother and I did everything we could to make sure my mother was comfortable, well taken care of, and most of all happy. I think we can all agree and say that she had one of the most contagious laughs and smiles! My mother would never leave a room quietly. Her humor, wit, and charisma could just about outshine the sun!
Late Saturday morning February 9th, my mother was found unresponsive outside of a meeting she regularly attends. It appears she had died of natural causes, bless her soul.
Jane leaves behind her two children, Max and Leah, and grandchildren Zachary and Ciera. My mother’s grandchildren were the light of her life. She loved being a grandmother.
During my mother’s demented state, she was facing foreclosure on her home as well as many past due bills. She just didn’t want anymore financial stress. My brother and I tried our best to simplify her affairs, however we are still in the process and now in the time of her wake it has made it very difficult for us. My brother and I do not have means to afford a cremation (her wishes) or funeral service on our own. We would so greatly appreciate any donations you can offer in my mother’s support. Even a simple prayer or message, anything helps at this time. Thank you.
Organizer
Leah Lovelle
Organizer
Pinole, CA