Jane Schroeder

Jane Schroeder

June 19, 1952 - February 16, 2021

Obituary

Jane Louise Schroeder, age 68, of Lancaster, Wisconsin passed away on Tuesday, February 16, 2021 at Southwest Health Center after a courageous battle with cancer. There will not be any formal services for Jane, as the family is following her wishes, but please feel free to share a favorite story or photo on the Jane's Army Facebook page. The Melby funeral Home & Crematory, of Platteville, is serving the family. Memorials may be made in Jane's name and mailed to the funeral home at PO Box 245, Platteville, WI 53818. Online condolences may be made at www.melbyfh.com.

Jane was born in Monroe, Wi, on June 19, 1952 to Leon and Emily (Zellmer) Schroeder. She graduated from Heartland High School in 1970 and then received her Bachelor's Degree in Education at UW-Madison and her Master's Degree in Psychology at UW-Platteville. Jane dedicated 36 years to teaching, with 32 of those years at Platteville High School. While at PHS, Jane also spent time as a Forensic Coach, as an International Student Advisor, and was a strong advocate for acceptance, making her room a safe space for all. Jane specialized in teaching students with emotional and behavioral difficulties and could always see the good in anyone. Her zany personality, optimistic nature and positive spirit could move mountains. She was inventive, creative, open-minded, and always up for a challenge. Jane was our go-to person when you had a problem to solve because she listened and made you feel important and her calm demeanor was soothing in the most stressful of situations. Jane was tiny but she had a huge impact on the lives of many and she will be greatly missed. In 2011, Jane retired from teaching and focused her time caring for many four-legged creatures as well as disabled adults with her husband, Bo, on their little farmette affectionately referred to as 'Soggy Bottom Farm.'

Jane is survived by her husband, James "Bo" Dailey of Lancaster, Wi; daughter, Jessica (Justin) Warne and grandchildren: Parker, Lillian, and Madeline Warne, of Livingston, Wi; sisters Laura (Michael) Brandt of Lakewood, Co. and Sue Schroeder of Platteville, Wi; many beloved colleagues, students, friends, special neighbors who helped in her time of need; and her loyal dogs, Max, Ruby, and Sophie, who never left her side. Jane was preceded in death by her father, Leon; mother, Emily; second mother, Patricia McConnell; and first husband John Sinaiko.

Jane's family would like to extend a special thank you to the outstanding team at SSM Health Cancer Care who took such wonderful care of our Janey, she had a special bond with each of you and loved you all.

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MICHELE DIANE BARTELS
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Jane will be so missed, she was a breath of fresh air.....I had the priviledge of working with her at the Platteville High as a teacher's aide sub and it was always a pleasure. She was kind and caring to all the students and folks around her along with animals. Our church Whig United Methodist Church prayed for her from the beginning of the cancer, God bless, you are forever loved !!
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Peggy Kruser
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My deepest sympathy to your family. Ms. Schroeder was my son's teacher throughout high school and I can say that he would not have graduated without her. She will be sadly missed. Prayers to you and your family during this difficult time.
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Karen Slack
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In Loving Memory of Jane L. Schroeder, Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. You are always loved and will be deeply missed. A Sympathy Gift of 10 Memorial Trees has been Planted In Loving Memory of Jane L. Schroeder courtesy of Karen Slack.
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Robert Enloe
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Jane was an educator with skill,kindness,and thoughtfulness that many do not obtain. Her ability to help students and colleagues was seem (if you were looking) each day. Jane’s laugh would fill a space with joy for all to hear. She served Platteville School District with distinction. And Jane “so it goes” Robert Enloe

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