Death date: Oct 30, 2015
Jan Neuberger (nee Heckerman), 68, passed away October 30, 2015. Beloved wife of Melvin for nearly 50 years. Cherished mother of Michele Carr and Martin Neuberger. Dear sister of Linda Szczudlo, Sue Mattingly, Jim, Dan, Bob, Tracy Read Obituary
Love & miss you so much Grandma 😇🌸💖
My husband and I went to school with Jan & Mel we haven't seen them for years but I often wonder were they were and what was new in there lives. So sorry to hear about Jan she was a lovely person my thoughts & prayers to the family.
I meet Jan in the 7th grade she was a few years a head of me. She was always the sweetest person one would ever want to know. Always would make time take a moment to talk to you. Mel and her where the cutest couple in school. She will forever be in his heart ,her family and friends. So sorry for your loss with Deepest Sympathy. She is one in a million, a person that will never be forgotten. Our prayers will be with all of you in the trying days ahead. Sincerely, Linda(Fondale) Breeden
I did not know Jan well. However on the occasions I have been around her I was deeply impressed by her inborn sense of kindness and concern for others. She had to be a wonderful wife to Melvin and to their children. I want to use this venue to express my condolences to Melvin and their children. May the god of all hope (Jehovah) keep her in mind and remember her in the resurrection.
Roger Pierce
Dearest Mel, Michele and Marty,
We are just devastated over your loss. Jan had the most caring, giving heart, and was my very best friend these past 55 years. Our times spent in Ohio with you were always the favorite part of our trips. We are so very sorry for the overwhelming sadness you are going through. Please know you are in our hearts and prayers, and we ask God to give you the strength to bear this pain.
At uncel scotts retirement party aunt jan wanted to take a walk down to the lake and she asked me if i knew how to get there and i said i did. So we walk down and around the lake and we are coming back and we get lost. Well we are on this back street and there is this dog on a chain. Aunt jan said to me if he brakes the chain dont worry i will protect you. Laughing i said aunt jan you weigh like two pounds i will protect you. So by the time we get back it is dark and we both are laughing our butts off. Everyone was asking what took so long aunt jan said we took the sceneic root. We laughed about it all the time
