Obituaries » Jane Anne Budz (nee) Bracken
Jane Anne Budz (nee) Bracken
April 24, 1929 - August 17, 2018
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Matt
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August 25, 2018
I love u AJ U were so joyful i loved going to visit I already miss bringing u Pepsi Look over Carmel Pat Courtney Dana and Shane
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Dana Baumann
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August 19, 2018
The strongest yet sweetest woman I’ve ever known has left this world for a better place ☘️ “May the road rise up to meet you. May the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your face; the rains fall soft upon your fields and until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of His hand” ~ Irish Blessing
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Courtney Loizon
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August 19, 2018
Aunt Jane - you are my best friend forever, my heart is so heavy, and I am so so so sad. I am Selfishly saying that, I wouldn’t want anyone else but you, as my personal Guardian angel. I don’t have any vocabulary at the moment to put anything into words, but I’ll miss you so much. If love could have saved you, you would have lived another 89 years. Xoxoxo I love you, xoxox your Bff. <3
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Michael Durack
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August 19, 2018
You and Uncle Bob were more than an aunt and uncle to me. You were my best friends who got me through some awkward pre-teen years. I'll always be grateful and try to pass along the love and compassion you both gave to me.
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Pauline Bracken Paris
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August 19, 2018
Aunt Jane, Your name was written on the sand, but the waves swept it away, Your name was engraved on a tree but the winds blew it down Your name was written on a marble stone but the stone crumbled and fell Your name was written in our hearts where it will forever stay ........... Bon voyage et bon vent
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Micheal Bracken ( dundalk & spain
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August 19, 2018
Sadness fill my heart in your passing but joy in know the wonderful aunt you are the love and kindness you you showed me all the years way back when i met in your adopted counrty of USA ..Now you and uncle Bob are now together with all you kin ( my dad and all the Bracken Clan ) hope u are all having a good old irish craic up there . Love kindness sweet you true IRiSH Lady for ever in my heart and prayers Micheal Bracken (Baileyman son Thomas Bracken R.i.P Aunt Jane .
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Teresa Bracken
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August 19, 2018
Aunt Jane, may you get the best bed in heaven, reunited now with all your loved ones but will be missed by so many left behind. Give them all a big hug from us. Until we meet again sleep tight. Rest in peace xxx
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Mary Smyth
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August 19, 2018
Through rainbow tears I see love's true colors Shining bright amongst them above all others... Red, Green, Yellow, violet and blue... All these beautiful colors I now see in you Love & Hugs as you go to meet Uncle Bob & all “Bracken’s Loved Always Mary, Benen, Susan, Ronan, Sean xx
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Marie Regazzoli ne mcloughlin
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August 19, 2018
Sincere Sympathy to you Carmel and all the Bracken family. I do remember her when she used to come home . She always called to see her neighbours and had a kind nature. Alas it's an end of an era with her passing. I must say she looks so much like her own Mum rip. Marie x
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Gloria Werber
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August 19, 2018
Aunt Jane touched my heart a long time ago when Carmel and I were in high school. I loved visiting with her, she always made me feel a part of the family. She will always hold a special place in my heart with her beautiful caring nature. May u feel God’s warmth wrapoed arounf you. I will miss you. Thank u for the gift of u in my life
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Karen Fitzingo
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August 19, 2018
When I was a young German-Lutheran girl marrying into the fiercely Irish-Catholic Durack/Bracken family, Aunt Jane went out of her way to make me feel welcome. She did that the rest of my years in the family. I was always grateful. Rest in Peace, Aunt Jane.
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Amanda Durack
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August 19, 2018
So sorry we won't be able to be there. Aunt Jane was a great lady and the world is definitely less bright without her. I loved to hear the stories about growing up in Ireland. I will always be grateful to everyone from that generation who came to a new continent and a new world so that we would be better off. Their sacrifices are not forgotten. Aunt Jane, I hope you are with Uncle Bob and Grandma Mary and all the rest of your family by now, looking down on all of us and smiling. Many thanks and my deepest sympathies to all the Loizons for taking such great care of her all these years. She will not be forgotten.
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Laura Kevin
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August 19, 2018
Deepest sympathies to Carmel and family. I remember your mother fondly. My sister, Karen, always spoke so very kindly of her and I know Mike loved her dearly. May she rest in peace.