She was born in Union, South Carolina, the daughter of the late Maggie Blanche West Pruitt and Jesse Lee Pruitt. She was a graduate of West Georgia Technical College with an Automotive Technician degree, and had furthered her education at West Georgia College. She was a Christian by faith. She was a master craftsman with Cedar wood, and could build anything she put her mind to, and loved helping people with her many gifts. Many in her community were blessed to have “Miss. Jane” come to their rescue in times of need. She was fond of the out of doors, farming, and especially loved playing with her dog, “Annie”, and her horses. Anyone who knew her would tell you she was a free spirit, who loved fast cars, trucks, and especially Corvettes. Most likely it would be her at the wheel rather than as a passenger. She loved showing off her tattoo “Wild at Heart,” which she felt described her perfectly. Nothing in this life was more important to her than her two boys, Jason and Donnie. They were the light of her life, and she worked hard to help them become the fine young men they are today. Her joy for life, and the sunshine, that her presence provided to all who knew her will long be remembered.

She is survived by two sons, Jason O Neil Willingham of Temple, GA., and Donnie Kyle Willingham of Roopville, GA.; one brother, Dean Pruitt (Joline) of Bremen, GA.; and a host of adoring friends.