Obituary of Jane Robb

In Loving Memory of Jane Robb
 It is with heavy hearts and profound love that we announce the passing of our beloved Jane, who departed this world on June 13, 2026. Born on November 10, 1949, in Omaha, Nebraska, Jane was a beacon of light, grace, and resilience throughout her life, touching the hearts of many with her warmth and indomitable spirit. 

Jane's journey was marked by courage and strength, particularly in her battle against heart and kidney issues since 2020. Her final days were marked by a series of medical challenges, which she faced with unwavering bravery. Despite the adversity, Jane's spirit remained unbroken, a testament to her enduring character. 

The cherished daughter of the late James Robb and Betty Morrill, Jane, was predeceased by her loving parents, who undoubtedly welcomed her home. She leaves behind a legacy of love and devotion through her children, Brande and Thomas Williams, and her treasured grandchildren, Braedyn Rix, Micah Williams, Skyler Williams, Landyn WH, and Penelope Williams. Her siblings, Scott Robb and Jolie Robb-Ramirez, along with her nieces and nephews, Jamie Robb, Morgan Robb, Michael Robb, Armando Martinez, and Marisa Ramirez, carry forward the family bond she so deeply valued. 

Her extended family, including Kristen Robb, Sabrina Martinez, Jonathan Del Rio, Lliana Ontiveros, Adrian Martinez, Juliette Martinez, Glorimar Vasquez Torres, Ashley Marie Gee, Tim Bratina, Terran, and Winter Ambrose, and countless others too numerous to name, will forever hold her close in their hearts. 

Jane's life was one of passion, purpose, and accomplishment. A graduate of Alameda High School in 1967, she pursued higher education with zeal, earning a bachelor’s degree from Lincoln Land Community College in 1989 and a Master of Divinity in Family Counseling from Lincoln Christian University in 1993. Her professional journey was a testament to her dedication and compassion, from her role as the owner of Alpha and Omega Ministries to her work with Action Counseling and her volunteer service with the Red Cross. 

An active member of Beit Meshicheinu, Jane's faith was integral to her life. Her involvement with Alumni Westernaires and the Beth Messiah Dance Team showcased her love for dance and movement. She held a brown belt in Taekwondo, embodying both discipline and strength.
 Jane's zest for life was evident in her hobbies and interests. She cherished sunsets, traveling, word puzzles, and chocolate cake. Her fondness for hairy coos (Highland Cows) and horses reflected her affinity for animals, and she delighted in playing chess and games with her beloved grandchildren. Lighthouses were a symbol of hope and guidance for Jane, much like the light she brought into the lives of those around her. Her love for reading fantasy books fueled her imagination and creativity.
 Known for her humor, hopefulness, feistiness, and unique spirit, Jane was a one-of-a-kind soul who embraced life with a free spirit and a loving heart. Her sarcastic wit and imaginative nature left an indelible mark on all who knew her. 

A celebration of Jane's life will be held on June 29, 2026, at 3:00 PM at Feldman Mortuary, 1673 York St, Denver, Colorado. Livestream will be available via Feldman Mortuary Youtube Channel. In honor of her joyful spirit, attendees are encouraged to wear purple, her favorite color, or any bright color, as a tribute to her vibrant life. As her family, we hold dear to her words: "I experience life as a joyous dance and move forward with confidence and Joy!" Jane's journey was indeed a joyous dance, and her memory will forever inspire us to live with confidence and joy in our hearts. 

Rest in peace, dear Jane. You were a guiding light, a loving presence, and a remarkable woman who will be deeply missed and eternally cherished.