Jane Ellen Montana

Birth date: Jun 12, 1952 Death date: Jan 10, 2024

Jane Montana was born in San Diego, California to Ruth and Victor Silverstein on June 12th, 1952. She had one beloved sister, Sandy. She was married to Jim Montana on 3/2/1980 for 25 years. She lived her whole life in San Diego. J Read Obituary

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Elizabeth Wilson

91w ago

Jane, I will treasure the few short moments I had with you here on earth, FOREVER! I thought you were delightful and beautiful the first time I met you. Although tiny and adorable- you have acquired a substantial place of impact in my heart! I knew I could hang with you when you showed above average California food preference snobbery and liked The Mix, here in KC!!! You also prepared me for the food I would encounter In Israel- and you were spot on! Your 70th birthday, here in KC, was the last time I got to see you- BUT AS ALWAYS- filled with LOUD LAUGHTER, coffee, and gushing over your MOST ADORABLE AND AMAZING grand kids!
You are a bit of a firecracker, Beautiful Jane! Actually a firework show- exciting, loud, unexpected- BUT ALWAYS STUNNING! Your presence left a mark on all of those who love you! Then on top of it- you had and raised the most remarkable daughter and she and her hubby produced the BEST FIREWORKS SHOW EVER!!! Oh Jane, I truly thank you! You will always have a piece of me….May you find yourself in the arms of YESHUA….The LOVER OF YOUR SOUL!!! ✨🤍✨🤍✨🤍

Margie Cooper

92w ago

Jane was one of my dearest friends. It was my great fortune to live directly across the street from her for close to 20years. She truly helped me raise my kids, and I can’t imagine being able to do that without her. My children adore her, she gave them her time and attention selflessly. She was funny, crazy loud and oh so much fun. She was honest, unapologetically liberal and tolerant of those who were possibly misunderstood. Jane called a spade a spade. She had a very strong sense of right and wrong which she would never not follow. I was so blessed to have been her friend. Oh how I wish I could change the ending to our story. I know she knew we loved her. However, I wish we could have cared for her the way she cared for so many others. It would have been my greatest pleasure. We will carry with us and use the language of Jane. Oy vey, schmatte, farmisht, kvetch, meshuggeneh, shlep, honey, the cutest, the best, the worst and so many more! Jane was an incredible Jewish Morher and Grandmother her greatest legacy. I will miss and think of her until we meet again. Our sweet lil Jane, love Margie

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