Jane Marie Linderholm, 71, passed away at Milestone Assisted Living on August 8, 2021.
Jane was born in Eau Claire on April 30, 1950, to Colonel and Marjorie (Brinkman) Linderholm. Jane graduated from Eau Claire Memorial High School and attended UW-Eau Claire and CVTC. She worked at US Bank for her entire career. She enjoyed cooking, crafts, playing horseshoe, and she loved her pets. She spoiled countless dogs and cats in her lifetime. Jane had a big heart and generous spirit.
Jane is survived by her brother, David (Joyce) Linderholm; sister, Mary (Greg) O’Reilly; and sister-in-law, Christy Linderholm. Further survivors include a nephew, Peter Linderholm (Becky, Micah, Brynn); and nieces, Kara Linderholm, Beth Franklin (Nathan, Lucy, Henry), Amy Adams (Chad, Nolan, Connor), Katy Smith (Josh, Mallory), and Shelby Byrne (Erin).
Jane was preceded in death by her parents and brother, Paul.
A private family graveside service will be held on August 28, 2021. In lieu of flowers and per Jane’s request, any memorials may be directed to Bob’s House for Dogs or a charity of your choice.
Good bye my dear friend. I will miss your candor. You told me of your final wishes the last time we talked. I will keep my promise to visit you at your final resting place.
I remember my folks were friends with Butch & Colonel & would visit each others homes often. I liked to go to the Linderholms because there were always cats & sometimes kittens & dogs & something good to eat. One time Butch had baked a cake & the frosting wasn’t hard or gooey & Jane, Mary & I went in the kitchen & there were 1 or 2 kittens walking on the cake in the pan! We went into hysterics but never told the adults until after the cake was served! Such good memories at the Linderholms. Go softly Jane; I’m sure there are many 4-legged friends waiting for you along with your folks!
Was so sad to read about Jane’s passing. Enjoyed seeing her when she would be with your Mom.
She was a great gal. Always so friendly and talkative. Thoughts and prayers go out to your entire family. She will certainly be missed by many.
I am so glad my folks reached out to you as a senior in high school to babysit me! That created a lifetime of friendship, guidance, and fun. I grew up with the Linderholms Butch & Colonel became my adopted grandparents, always so much fun at the Linderholms. Jane and I had a lifetime of memories that I’ll cherish and keep close. I will miss our phone chats and miss her deeply. She truly was one of kind. I’m sure she and Butch & Colonel are dancing a jig and lots of 4 leggers too! So for now Aloha – “A hui hou” Until we meet again.
– Angie (Cochrane) Hobbeheydar
Jane and I were members of the American Business Women’s Association (ABWA) for a number of years. Jane was always so enthusiastic and we worked on a number of community projects together. I’m sorry for your loss as Jane was a valued member of our community.
My sincere sympathy to Jane’s family. I enjoyed working with Jane at the bank for many years. Jane was a very caring, dedicated, hard worker, who was always willing to go the extra mile! We had a lot of fun and shared many laughs together along with many conversations.
Thanks for the memories, you will be missed my friend, rest in peace. My thoughts and prayers of healing to the family.