When Jayne had her karaoke business one of the places actually the most famous place she set it up was called ( The Time Out Lounge ) and so many people came to sing there. But I remember when Jayne would go in to set up I was usually there with her everyone would call out her name like the show ( cheers ) everyone loved her she even had a celebrity come in and sing (Jan Hooks)from (Saturday Night Live)but that didn’t impress Jayne she treated everyone the same just loved people. I’ve never had anyone affect me in my life like she did. I will always miss her and think about her all the time. If she could do anything for you she wouldn’t hesitate. She is truly missed. Love you Jayne will see you again when I join you up there

Thank/bless you! :)   That is what I was implying when I said that our prayers, and God's grace, can yet draw all to Jesus, and in so doing, honor the only true love that exists, and yet further be a blessing to your mom, and all that know and think of her!  The bible says that a testament is a force that is only in effect after one dies, and I know from experience that each person that passed, that I knew, passed on a part of their heart, (in the love connection) between God and I!  I just told somebody two days ago that one thing to be mindful of is that whatever we have in our heart when we die that is born of love, will be taken as a seed and passed on by God the Father, to those we love.  It's up to us to be receptive, and seek to build upon those desires of the heart.  Ps.37:4  You are/have already launched well on your way to honoring your mother, and therefore being a blessing to all who shall see, read, and take to heart!  It would be a tremendous blessing for somebody to share some of my heart when I pass, for it is the last gift, and final blessing that we can offer, and (only meaningful){when shared as a seed in others hearts, to grow in the love and wisdom of God}.  Amen  :) <3  \O/

Jayne and Amber circa 1986-87 and I am pretty sure this is in Alaska before their move to Fla.

This was taken circa 1994-95 at a big wooden park on Ft. Myers beach and the original picture is held with Rhonda Pelton.. -Amber was 9 and Cailin was 5 yrs old.