Jane Irene (Weir) Johnson

Birth date: Dec 17, 1953 Death date: Nov 30, 2018

Jane Irene (Weir) Johnson, 64, of Salem, NH, passed away on November 30, 2018, peacefully at home with her beloved husband by her side. Born in Methuen on December 17, 1953 to the late Elias W. and Claire L. (Potvin) Weir, she gra Read Obituary

Wall Obituary Events Media

CARED FOR BY

Methuen Family Funeral Home

233 Lawrence Street, Methuen MA 01844

978-687-7300

Dawnkaczor

389w ago

in honor of Jane.

Kevin, I never met you but I have been a lifelong friend of Jane's brother David. I recently heard of her passing and am heartbroken for your family. I remember her from the times I spent with David in our high school years. Even though I haven't seen her in all these years, she was someone I never forgot. A wonderful person. Please extend my condolences to your entire family.
Sincerely,
Dawn Kaczor

A large, lit white candle with a subtle wax drip on a beige background, accompanied by a white and pink paper flower on the right side.

Lisa Marie Penney-Danner

390w ago

So sorry to hear of Jane’s passing. I am so heartbroken, she was such a doll with such humor and contagious laugh. I am thinking about you KJ❤️

Lots of Love,

Lisa Penney-Danner

Jo Ann Holt

391w ago

As a former high school classmate of Jane's, I was so sorry to hear of her passing. She looks in the photo on this site the same as I remember her. She was always kind to me and was smiling at every opportunity. My prayers go out to her family and close friends. (Jo Ann Holt)

Kathi Gallant

391w ago

Kevin & Family,
I may not know you personally,but through Jane I know how deeply you all loved her as she did you. I worked at City Hall with Jane for many years & can tell you she was the most dedicated worker in the Adminisration Office & in all probability the funniest! Even in her darkest hours dealing with that wretched disease, she always kept her sense of humor & was more worried about her family, especially you, Kevin, than herself. Couldn’t wait to show off her newest head scarves each week with that smile that would melt your soul. The way she dealt with the cards she was given amazed me. I can truly tell you I admired her spunk and her friendship more than she probably ever knew, so I want d you to know. Jane was what I would call in my books a cancer hero. I will miss her & think about her often. May God Bless you all & help you during your darkest hour. Know she was so special to all that knew her.
Sincerely,
Kathi Gallant