Mary Jane grew up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where she attended the Lake School for Girls, Milwaukee University School, and Milwaukee Downer Seminary. She graduated from Erskine Junior College in Boston and attended the University of Chicago.
She was an active member of The Town Club, a sustaining member of The Junior League and especially enjoyed her ski club, Hueligle Heigel. She was a 44 year resident of La Jolla and thoroughly enjoyed her activities as a full time real estate agent right up to her death.
She was a true lady and known for her good humor, integrity and positive attitude. She was a member of the La Jolla Presbyterian Church, The La Jolla Historical Society, The World Affairs Council, La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club and The La Jolla Board of Realtors.
Mary Jane will be missed by her many friends, who remember that she never gave up.
She has been buried next to her mother, Virginia Gross, at El Camino Cemetery. Memorial to be held at 1pm on Thursday, Sept 18, 2003 at the La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club. Donations in Mary Jane's memory to be sent to San Diego Hospice, 4311 Third Ave., San Diego, CA 92103. Published in The San Diego Union Tribune on Sept. 14, 2003
She was an active member of The Town Club, a sustaining member of The Junior League and especially enjoyed her ski club, Hueligle Heigel. She was a 44 year resident of La Jolla and thoroughly enjoyed her activities as a full time real estate agent right up to her death.
She was a true lady and known for her good humor, integrity and positive attitude. She was a member of the La Jolla Presbyterian Church, The La Jolla Historical Society, The World Affairs Council, La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club and The La Jolla Board of Realtors.
Mary Jane will be missed by her many friends, who remember that she never gave up.
She has been buried next to her mother, Virginia Gross, at El Camino Cemetery. Memorial to be held at 1pm on Thursday, Sept 18, 2003 at the La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club. Donations in Mary Jane's memory to be sent to San Diego Hospice, 4311 Third Ave., San Diego, CA 92103. Published in The San Diego Union Tribune on Sept. 14, 2003
Mary Jane grew up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where she attended the Lake School for Girls, Milwaukee University School, and Milwaukee Downer Seminary. She graduated from Erskine Junior College in Boston and attended the University of Chicago.
She was an active member of The Town Club, a sustaining member of The Junior League and especially enjoyed her ski club, Hueligle Heigel. She was a 44 year resident of La Jolla and thoroughly enjoyed her activities as a full time real estate agent right up to her death.
She was a true lady and known for her good humor, integrity and positive attitude. She was a member of the La Jolla Presbyterian Church, The La Jolla Historical Society, The World Affairs Council, La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club and The La Jolla Board of Realtors.
Mary Jane will be missed by her many friends, who remember that she never gave up.
She has been buried next to her mother, Virginia Gross, at El Camino Cemetery. Memorial to be held at 1pm on Thursday, Sept 18, 2003 at the La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club. Donations in Mary Jane's memory to be sent to San Diego Hospice, 4311 Third Ave., San Diego, CA 92103. Published in The San Diego Union Tribune on Sept. 14, 2003
She was an active member of The Town Club, a sustaining member of The Junior League and especially enjoyed her ski club, Hueligle Heigel. She was a 44 year resident of La Jolla and thoroughly enjoyed her activities as a full time real estate agent right up to her death.
She was a true lady and known for her good humor, integrity and positive attitude. She was a member of the La Jolla Presbyterian Church, The La Jolla Historical Society, The World Affairs Council, La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club and The La Jolla Board of Realtors.
Mary Jane will be missed by her many friends, who remember that she never gave up.
She has been buried next to her mother, Virginia Gross, at El Camino Cemetery. Memorial to be held at 1pm on Thursday, Sept 18, 2003 at the La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club. Donations in Mary Jane's memory to be sent to San Diego Hospice, 4311 Third Ave., San Diego, CA 92103. Published in The San Diego Union Tribune on Sept. 14, 2003
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