Jane was the loving daughter of Harold and Elizabeth Hueter. Jane started her career in Telephony with PNB in California. She moved to Spokane, WA. in 1975 where she retired from Century Tel in 2006 after 40 years of service.
Most recently she was employed by Big R where she was adored by employees and customers alike.
Jane loved horses, dogs, country dancing, fishing, 4-wheeling, and the penny slot machines.
Her infectious smile and joyful spirit will be dearly missed by all her friends and family. Jane is survived by her daughter Laura "Lori" Freeman amd her close friend Gene Basler, both of the Spokane Valley. Jane is proceded in death by her parents and her son, Raymond Sperber.
Heaven is now a brighter place now that Jane is home. Joy, laughter and a peace beyond our understanding rules over her sweet soul. Her spirit of love and joy shall always live on in our hearts she will never be forgotten.
Most recently she was employed by Big R where she was adored by employees and customers alike.
Jane loved horses, dogs, country dancing, fishing, 4-wheeling, and the penny slot machines.
Her infectious smile and joyful spirit will be dearly missed by all her friends and family. Jane is survived by her daughter Laura "Lori" Freeman amd her close friend Gene Basler, both of the Spokane Valley. Jane is proceded in death by her parents and her son, Raymond Sperber.
Heaven is now a brighter place now that Jane is home. Joy, laughter and a peace beyond our understanding rules over her sweet soul. Her spirit of love and joy shall always live on in our hearts she will never be forgotten.
Jane was the loving daughter of Harold and Elizabeth Hueter. Jane started her career in Telephony with PNB in California. She moved to Spokane, WA. in 1975 where she retired from Century Tel in 2006 after 40 years of service.
Most recently she was employed by Big R where she was adored by employees and customers alike.
Jane loved horses, dogs, country dancing, fishing, 4-wheeling, and the penny slot machines.
Her infectious smile and joyful spirit will be dearly missed by all her friends and family. Jane is survived by her daughter Laura "Lori" Freeman amd her close friend Gene Basler, both of the Spokane Valley. Jane is proceded in death by her parents and her son, Raymond Sperber.
Heaven is now a brighter place now that Jane is home. Joy, laughter and a peace beyond our understanding rules over her sweet soul. Her spirit of love and joy shall always live on in our hearts she will never be forgotten.
Most recently she was employed by Big R where she was adored by employees and customers alike.
Jane loved horses, dogs, country dancing, fishing, 4-wheeling, and the penny slot machines.
Her infectious smile and joyful spirit will be dearly missed by all her friends and family. Jane is survived by her daughter Laura "Lori" Freeman amd her close friend Gene Basler, both of the Spokane Valley. Jane is proceded in death by her parents and her son, Raymond Sperber.
Heaven is now a brighter place now that Jane is home. Joy, laughter and a peace beyond our understanding rules over her sweet soul. Her spirit of love and joy shall always live on in our hearts she will never be forgotten.
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