Jane C. Eilman

July 17, 1935 - November 30, 2020

Jane C Eilman passed away November 30, 2020 and is now at rest with God. She will be laid to rest at the Sacramento Valley National Cemetery in Dixon CA. A place she said was beautiful and peaceful. Jane will be greatly missed by Raymond Eilman, her forever loving husband of 62 years. She was preceded in death by her parents August Witte, Rosemary Witte and brother Bob Witte. She is survived by her brother Dan (St Louis, MO) son Michael (Greensborough, NC) daughter Kathleen Paine (Roseville, CA) and daughter in law Sue Bedbury (Land O Lakes, FL) whom she also loved dearly. Her Grandchildren Michael Eilman, Brianna Eilman, Christina Eilman, Sara Romo and Great Grandson Mason Romo. Jane worked for Sears selling appliances for many years. She was motivated and worked hard to excel in her position. She balanced both her career and her family time as family was always most important to her. She participated in bowling leagues and liked to make decorative items out of porcelain. In the early 1980's Ray and Jane took a dream vacation to Brazil, it was an experience that they never forgot. Ray and Jane moved from St Louis MO to Rocklin to be closer to their daughter Kathleen, husband Rick and Granddaughters Christina and Sara They were very close and spent as much time together as possible. There were always family gatherings, shared vacations to San Diego, LA, SAn Francisco, Lake Tahoe, and Reno. Once in Rocklin she found work serving food samples in Costco and developed many close friendships with her co-workers. For many years all those people got together for a monthly lunch. Jane was very social and always interested in meeting people. Jane and Kathleen had an everlasting unbreakable bond and over the past 15 years they were together almost everyday. They met for coffee, they attended Church as much as 5 times per week and Jane was always with Kathy to accompany her while she took care of her disabled daughter. Kathleen Loved her Mother so much she would do anything to help her and did. Jane will be greatly missed by her family and all that knew her.