Birth date: Mar 4, 1952 Death date: Jul 28, 2016
Jane Colleen Pittman passed away peacefully at her home surrounded by her loving family on Thursday, July 28, 2016 at the age of 64. She was the beloved daughter of the late Evelyn Blackwell Pittman and James Coldon “JC” Pittman. Read Obituary
May you rest in peace with your wonderful Mom and Dad. Terry and Paul Sita
Our deepest condolences and prayers to the Pittman Family.
Dr. Scott St. Romain and Staff
So sadden to hear of your loss. Remembering what a wonderful teacher she was to our children. I know she will surely be missed by all the students and parents who's lives she touched.
The Chaix Family
I will miss you Jane you was always there for Amy and I love you
Jane you will be missed. I know you in Heaven coaching ball and teaching PE. Fly high and pain free now. Love you
Cheryl Marrs
To you, Jane's family and friends, you are in my thoughts and prayers. Jane offered me friendship and guidance when I was a student teacher at Lee Road and through the years, as she did to many others in her life. I am grateful and blessed to have known her humor, compassion, strength, and faith. May your loving memories of your life with Jane and the knowledge that she lies whole and pain free in our Lord's loving embrace bring you comfort in the days ahead. God bless you, Jeanne A Smith
You are in my thoughts and prayers. Although Jane will be missed by so many, I know you feel at peace knowing she is with the Lord. The wonderful memories she left will never die! Love and prayers.
Beth Core Crow
Love you to pieces Pittman. You are one of a kind!
Genia Britt
So sorry David and Ann. What a loss! Jane brought so much fun to our lives growing up! When Mom told me she was sick, I couldn't go visit. Wanted to remember her like I always knew her, and, I suppose, to pretend it wasn't true. Love and prayers to you and your families. Frances Baham Wood
What a lovely name for such a lovely person! I taught with Jane at the Lee Road
Jr. High during SY 1993-94, and along with the rest of the faculty, students, staff
and parents had high regard for this personable, dedicated, young woman with an
irrepressible zest for life. She will be sorely missed!
I am sending prayers and condolences to you, her family and friends who loved her.
She "fought the good fight; she finished the race. Now there is in store for her
the crown of righteousness which the Lord, the righteous Judge, will award to her on that day-not only to her, but also to all who have longed for His appearing. 2 Timothy 4:8
Sincerely, Mary Core Abell, Dallas, TX
