Jane Lynn Dunlap

Birth date: Nov 2, 1947 Death date: Feb 23, 2018

Jane Lynn Dunlap, a resident of Broken Arrow, passed away February 23, 2018 at the age of 70. She was born November 2, 1947 to Wayne Hixon and Mary (Menzie) Hixon in Alexandria, Virginia. She graduated from Iola High School in Iol Read Obituary

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John And Connie Harms

395w ago

John and I are so sorry to hear of Jane’s passing. She was my very first best friend when I moved to Broken Arrow, O. K. in 1979 from IL. and I didn’t know anyone. She was so happy that our daughter, Tammy rang her doorbell and asked if her girls could come out and play. They had moved also from Tulsa and thought that they would not have anyone to play with but each other. I was her assistant for the Brownie troop that Becky & Tammy were in. Jane and I were in Bunco plus the neighborhood family gatherings. (camping, canoeing, block parties, soccer) Although we moved away in 1987, we still kept in touch with each other. I am so glad that John & I stopped in to see her on our way back home to TX from a trip from IL. It was after her husband, Jack passed away. We are going to really miss her, she was a really great friend.

Amber Jellison

395w ago

Christy, I am so sorry to learn of the passing of your mom. No mater how many years have passed since I have seen you and your mom – it breaks my heart that she is no longer with us. Please know you and your sisters are in my thoughts and prayers ! ??

Heather Davis

395w ago

Kelly, I’m so sorry for your loss. Know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.

Amy, Josh And Gabe

396w ago

Becky, Kelly and Christy –I don’t have the words to share how deeply saddened by the loss of your sweet mother. Jane’s warmth, compassion, zest for life, and her deep love of God and family will live on through the three beautiful daughters she and Jack brought into this world. The message and video you made are a loving and deeply touching tribute to your mother. She will continue to watch over you in love from Heaven and you’ll find she’s with you during life’s great moments (and often many of the otherwise seemingly insignificant ones). A song, a smell, a flower… she will continue to be a part of you and your lives. Carry her in your hearts. Speak of her often. Share stories. Laugh. Cry. But always remember her with your hearts full of love. We are thinking of you and your families today and in the coming weeks and months. We’re here for you always! With love and sympathy, Amy, Josh and Gabriel

Susanna Halcomb

396w ago

Christy, Becky, Kelly, and family, I am so sorry for the loss of a wonderful, caring and beautiful woman. My heart breaks for you all. Jane could always brighten up and cheer the room. She and Jack raised you all to be amazing women with all the respect and integrity you have shown. I pray that they find each other in heaven and know that they did their job well. All my love and prayers are with you all as you go through this difficult journey. Know that you are not alone and have each other, as well as a bunch of family and friends that support you all.

Janet Turley

396w ago

Dear Girls, so sorry to hear about Jane, I love the picture you chose for her, it reminds me of one of the last soccer meetings at your house, that is just how she was sitting with her beautiful smile. Jane and Jack were so wonderful to Stana and I greatly appreciate them, we had many fun times together. Love and prayers to all of you and your families.

Connie And Jim Sjostrom

396w ago

Becky and family- We are so sorry for your loss…what a great video tribute. Treasure these memories! As you know we didn’t know your mother well, but can she her in all of you!You are in our prayers this week.

Linn Ball

396w ago

I am so very sorry to hear of Jane’s passing. We shared events and activities years ago when her daughter Kelly and my son Jonathan were friends in preschool and school. Jane was always very pleasant and friendly, a lovely lady. My condolences to all her family.

Bob And Beth Pasek

396w ago

Bob and I would like to express our condolences to Jane’s family. We didn’t live in Broken Arrow for an extended time but our friendship with Jack and Jane was almost instant. It also helped that Becky & our daughter Shannon were inseparable while we lived there . We will always remember the many hours spent together in each other’s homes and who could ever forget those float trips down the Illinois River is. Jack & Jane were also the designated guardians for our daughters Shannon and Shayne. Our hearts and prayers are with you as you go through these difficult times.

Ann And Charles Hill

396w ago

Kelly and family, We are so sorry for your loss of your sweet Mother. We loved and appreciated all that Jane and Jack did with the soccer team while Amy was playing. She loved all of you and we did as well. Your Mom was always there and so organized and loved the team. Some of our fondest memories of Broken Arrow are with the soccer team and the many travels that we all made together. May God comfort your family.

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