Jane Marie Rulon, 59, died August 22, 2012. She was born in Fargo, North Dakota, and moved with her family to Indianapolis when her father George Rulon joined the staff of the American Legion National Headquarters.
Attending Saint Andrew the Apostle Catholic Grade School, Bishop Chatard High School and graduating from the University of Iowa in Journalism with a minor in French she continued her love of learning by participating in a global stage when working in Washington DC at the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States.
In support of her family and with a fashion flair, Jane moved to Indianapolis to serve as Director of the Indiana Film Commission. Building community and bringing vision into reality was one of her many unique talents. She was ecognized in 2004 with the NUVO Cultural Vision Award.
Jane is survived by her sister Elizabeth Rulon (Michael) Keele; nephew and nieces John, Kate and Anne Keele; and a multitude of friends.
A private green burial was arranged by Flanner and Buchanan - Washington Park North. On Sunday, September 23, from 3 to 7 p.m. at The Jazz Kitchen, family and friends will gather to enjoy music and exchange Jane stories. The funeral Mass will be celebrated in Fargo, North Dakota
Attending Saint Andrew the Apostle Catholic Grade School, Bishop Chatard High School and graduating from the University of Iowa in Journalism with a minor in French she continued her love of learning by participating in a global stage when working in Washington DC at the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States.
In support of her family and with a fashion flair, Jane moved to Indianapolis to serve as Director of the Indiana Film Commission. Building community and bringing vision into reality was one of her many unique talents. She was ecognized in 2004 with the NUVO Cultural Vision Award.
Jane is survived by her sister Elizabeth Rulon (Michael) Keele; nephew and nieces John, Kate and Anne Keele; and a multitude of friends.
A private green burial was arranged by Flanner and Buchanan - Washington Park North. On Sunday, September 23, from 3 to 7 p.m. at The Jazz Kitchen, family and friends will gather to enjoy music and exchange Jane stories. The funeral Mass will be celebrated in Fargo, North Dakota
Jane Marie Rulon, 59, died August 22, 2012. She was born in Fargo, North Dakota, and moved with her family to Indianapolis when her father George Rulon joined the staff of the American Legion National Headquarters.
Attending Saint Andrew the Apostle Catholic Grade School, Bishop Chatard High School and graduating from the University of Iowa in Journalism with a minor in French she continued her love of learning by participating in a global stage when working in Washington DC at the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States.
In support of her family and with a fashion flair, Jane moved to Indianapolis to serve as Director of the Indiana Film Commission. Building community and bringing vision into reality was one of her many unique talents. She was ecognized in 2004 with the NUVO Cultural Vision Award.
Jane is survived by her sister Elizabeth Rulon (Michael) Keele; nephew and nieces John, Kate and Anne Keele; and a multitude of friends.
A private green burial was arranged by Flanner and Buchanan - Washington Park North. On Sunday, September 23, from 3 to 7 p.m. at The Jazz Kitchen, family and friends will gather to enjoy music and exchange Jane stories. The funeral Mass will be celebrated in Fargo, North Dakota
Attending Saint Andrew the Apostle Catholic Grade School, Bishop Chatard High School and graduating from the University of Iowa in Journalism with a minor in French she continued her love of learning by participating in a global stage when working in Washington DC at the Distilled Spirits Council of the United States.
In support of her family and with a fashion flair, Jane moved to Indianapolis to serve as Director of the Indiana Film Commission. Building community and bringing vision into reality was one of her many unique talents. She was ecognized in 2004 with the NUVO Cultural Vision Award.
Jane is survived by her sister Elizabeth Rulon (Michael) Keele; nephew and nieces John, Kate and Anne Keele; and a multitude of friends.
A private green burial was arranged by Flanner and Buchanan - Washington Park North. On Sunday, September 23, from 3 to 7 p.m. at The Jazz Kitchen, family and friends will gather to enjoy music and exchange Jane stories. The funeral Mass will be celebrated in Fargo, North Dakota
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