Jane Elsa Munn

Jane Elsa Munn, born August 26, 1954, in Lincoln, NE, USA, graced this world with her radiant spirit and unwavering determination for seven vibrant decades. With a heart full of compassion and an infectious zest for life, Jane's impact on her community and those fortunate enough to know her will forever be etched in their hearts.

Jane led a remarkable life, filled with accomplishments that spanned her career and personal interests. After dedicating decades of her life at IBM, she earned a well-deserved retirement, enjoying the beauty of life in Denver, Colorado. She was a woman of fierce independence, choosing to navigate life's journey on her own terms. Her unwavering commitment to her career, coupled with her insatiable thirst for knowledge, made her a formidable force in her field. Jane's work ethic was an inspiration to many, her colleagues admired her diligence, and her friends cherished her kindness.

Jane was preceded in death by her loving parents, Inez and Albert Munn, who instilled in her the values of hard work, compassion, and resilience. They would have been proud of the life she built and the legacy she leaves behind. Jane lived a life full of love, laughter, and countless unforgettable moments. She had an uncanny ability to find beauty in the ordinary and a unique knack for making everyone around her feel special. As we remember her, let's not mourn her departure but celebrate her life and the profound impact she had on us all. She is survived by siblings James Munn, Kay Morgan, Marilyn Wallen and nieces and nephews.

We invite you to share your fondest memories of Jane on the memorial page, where you can also upload photos that capture the spirit of this incredible woman. As we hold onto the memories, let us remember Jane Elsa for the strength, joy, and love she brought into our lives. Let's continue to honor her life by living ours with the same kindness and determination she exemplified.

Memorials may be sent to University of Colorado Health Cancer Center or University of Nebraska School of Computing (thru the University of Nebraska Foundation.)