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Tuesday, January 23, 2018
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Kimberly Zalot posted a condolence
Friday, June 23, 2006
Hi Grammom,
Can you believe its two year's later and I am finally starting to come out of the fog that I have been in since you, Bobby and Gram McKane has passed away. Can I just tell you how much I miss you! You were truly a blessing to our family! It always made me feel good to go to your house for holidays. It was a very happy place where you felt like you truly had family. It has given me beautiful memories that I will cherish and hold in my heart forever. I am so glad you are there with Bobby. As much as I miss you I am happy you are there to take care of Bobby you know Bobby, he felt very lost if he felt as though he was by himself. Like that plaque says about the Family Chain, I know one day we will all be together once again. That is the one thought that comforts my soul and gets me through each day that goes by without you. Love you Gram but miss you more than anything. Please give Bobby the biggest hug ever for me!! Love, Kim
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Pat Newcomb posted a condolence
Monday, July 12, 2004
Dear Momma Jane:
I hope you are ok in heaven. Say hello to Tiber for me.
Love
Joe Kinney, The Natural
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tracey shaw posted a condolence
Thursday, July 8, 2004
DEAR GRAM,
IT HAS TAKEN ME QUITE A WHILE TO WRITE THIS. EVERYTIME I BEGIN THE TEARS BEGIN TO FLOW I AM UNABLE TO SEE TO FINISH. I CAN'T BELIEVE THAT YOU ARE GONE. I ALWAYS THOUGHT AND HOPED THAT YOU WOULD ALWAYS BE THERE. YOU WERE THE ONE PERSON I COULD ALWAYS COUNT ON TO TALK TO AND NEVER HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT WHAT YOU THOUGHT OF ME. YOU WERE ALWAYS NON-JUDGMENTAL,AND ALWAYS UNDERSTOOD ME EVEN WHEN I AT TIMES DID NOT UNDERSTAND MYSELF. I KNOW YOU WILL CONTINUE TO LISTEN TO ME ALTHOUGH, YOU MAY NOT BE HERE IN BODY, YOU WILL ALWAYS BE WITH ME IN SPIRIT. I MISS YOU SO MUCH. HOW BLESSED I HAVE BEEN TO HAVE SUCH A WONDERFUL GRANDMOTHER AND FRIEND.
LOVE,
TRACEY
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Dana Albinson posted a condolence
Thursday, July 1, 2004
Gram,
I am so lucky to have had such a loving, caring Grandmother. I will never forget your great big smile you always had when I walked through your door. You were always there to listen no matter what. I am so glad that my children knew who my grandmother was and what a great one you were. I will miss you with my whole heart. I love you
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JOHN NEWCOMB and Family posted a condolence
Tuesday, June 29, 2004
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the entire Newcomb family.
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Lesley Newcomb posted a condolence
Monday, June 28, 2004
Dear Gram,
It has made me so sad that you had to go and I would do anything to bring you back, but I know that you are happy in heaven and that there are many special people that we all hold dear to our hearts who have met you there. I want you to know how blessed I feel to have you as part of my life. You are a wonderful person who will be remembered always. Oftentimes, people lose sight of what is truly important in life, but not you--you always put us, your family first and we cannot put into words how much that means to us. Please know that you will never be separated from our hearts. We know that you are with us, watching over us and helping us everyday. Please know that we are always with you too, thinking of you and holding on to all of the precious memories. Thank you for all the joy that you have brought me and for simply being in my life. I love you always.
Love, Lesley
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Joe Skalamera posted a condolence
Sunday, June 27, 2004
I am ever so sorry for the pain that Jane's departure is for all of you...and for me. It is a loss for all of us. How wonderful it was to share a significant part of my life with her, Aunt Cass and Aunt Mary. I feel as if they all contributed womething very positive to my development into adulthood, and I am sure that you all feel the same. They all made our world a better place to live as we all grew up in the Tasker project. They were all very special people who always made me feel welcomed and loved in their presence. My heart aches at this news as I am left with the thoughts that as their time here has run it's course - my time, our time here is heading in the "Home stretch." I can only hope that someone will think of me in the same positive and wonderful way that I think of Jane, Cass and Mary. They always, always "added to" my life. Thank god for them.
Joe and Mary Lou Skalamera.
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Frank Wexler posted a condolence
Sunday, June 27, 2004
Mom Jane was truly a great mother in law. I have to say that I never spoke of her as the mother-in-law that interfered,to the contrary she was always on my side.
I will miss her as everyone else will. Mom was truly a unique person. She kept the family together. She always showed interest and cared what was going on with all of her family,she alway had a great story to tell us when we gather around her chair on holidays.
Mom was a very interesting person to listen to. I am running out of space so let me end with this verse.
We are but quests with our families, staying for a while, and leaving them. Wealth and families are but trusts. Inevitably, one day trust will be recalled. The sons and daughters of this life will all part to meet together again in the hereafter.
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Pat Newcomb,Jr. posted a condolence
Sunday, June 27, 2004
Dear Mom:
Don't worry about your recipes!Joey has ordered three Pinkerton guards to surround the house for as long as it takes Billy to buy a vault. Also, we are keeping Downtown Bill on display to be played every year on your birthday. Have you run into P.J. yet. Try looking in Peters Pub. I think thats a Irish hangout up there. Is Noah still doing the crossword puzzles using a magnifying glass. Or has he joined the soccer team. I hope you are getting someone reliable to get your fried oysters for you.Maybe Josie can whip up an Italian meal for you and all our family.I promised Billy that I would give him some of my football selections this year and that we will have a winning season because I'm sure you can influence the Big Guy in our behalf. Isn't this website great! The McGuinness family is really giving us the white glove treatment. Well, I have to go for now. Here comes your grandchildren.
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Pat Newcomb, Jr. posted a condolence
Sunday, June 27, 2004
Dear Mom:
Your passing has opened up the flood gates of family memory.How are Litte Joe, Bobby,Nicholas and John doing. If there is a kitchen up there I'm sure Sarah, Cass and Mary are cooking up something for the Big Guy. How are our menfolk doing,Noah, P.J. and Jack. Remember Wiggie grandmom's dog. Is there plenty of liver for him. Poor Wiggie! Remember when Richie used to volunteer to feed him the liver and hit him with the old "One for you and two for me method." Poor dog it's a wonder he lived so long.No wonder you issued a lifetime ban on Richie feeding dogs. I might be running out of space for this message.More to come.
Love
Pat
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Pat Newcomb, Jr. posted a condolence
Sunday, June 27, 2004
Dear Mom:
After we returned from our meeting at the McGuinness funeral home we might have witnessed a miracle. Looking out your backyard window we saw a beautiful deer feeding off your lawn. Only two conclusions could be reached. Either it was you embodied in the beautiful deer or a beautiful deer that knew where to come for good food. Both conclusions are possible. We all hope the dear returns.
Love Pat
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Diane Wildermuth posted a condolence
Sunday, June 27, 2004
Whenever I think of Aunt Jane, it would make me feel good. Jane was truly a good person, she was so generous with her time and I will never forget what she has done for me,my sisters and my brother. I am certainly blessed to have been part of her family and I am so grateful that my Mom had such a great sister that was willing to do what she did for my family. Love Diney
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Betty Ann O'Donnell posted a condolence
Sunday, June 27, 2004
The photo you chose for Jane's memorial is perfect to describe the warmth and welcoming person she was - When I think of Jane I think of all the weekend's I spent at her home where she always made me feel so welcome - all the breakfast's she treated "Mary's gang" to @ the Colonial - all the conversations we had around the table in that "warm" kitchen about big band music and how she even sang in the old days - I have many fond memories of the trips up to New York to visit "Mom Jane's Boys" on the ship - and I especially will always remember how she didn't make me feel any worse than I already did when I dropped her "freshly baked lemon pie" that she made herself on the ground on the way into Carol's house for a pool party - what a sense of humor she had - after Mary tried to lose her on that sharp turn when Jane's door flew open & I held onto her arm for dear life as she slid out of the car & onto the street she just laughed it off - Always a joy to be around - she has a place in my heart - my prayers are with you Jane and your family - especially my best friend forever - who's eyes do sparkle - just like Jane's.
Love,
Bettyann
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