She married Sol Shapiro, a noted photographer who captured the image of the famous pin-up Bettie Page during the 1940s. Because Sol was Jewish, he could not get work due to anti-Semitism in the photography industry, so to get around the restrictions he changed his first name from Sol to John, and took his wife's maiden name as his own - thus, he became John Morrin.
Jane is buried near her mother in the New Montefiore Cemetery in Babylon, in Suffolk County, New York.
Rest in peace, Jane. You are missed greatly.
She married Sol Shapiro, a noted photographer who captured the image of the famous pin-up Bettie Page during the 1940s. Because Sol was Jewish, he could not get work due to anti-Semitism in the photography industry, so to get around the restrictions he changed his first name from Sol to John, and took his wife's maiden name as his own - thus, he became John Morrin.
Jane is buried near her mother in the New Montefiore Cemetery in Babylon, in Suffolk County, New York.
Rest in peace, Jane. You are missed greatly.
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