Jane Elizabeth (Kudza) Zarichny Obituary
With the Greatest Sadness ever faced by many, Jane Elizabeth Zarichny. Born in Flint Michigan August 4 1956 Passed Away July 13 2020 at Abbotsford Hospice Holberg House after a long courageously fought battle with Cancer. Jane moved to Langley, BC Canada August 5th 2013 to begin her life with her beloved Roger Potter (Common-law partner) Obtaining her Permanent Resident Card in 2016.
They drove across the US after Roger flew to Detroit July 25 starting their beautiful adventures together. It was the truest of Romances and they shared a Love most hope to find in their lives. Jane was a Nurse in Michigan for over 20 years dedicating her career life to helping others.
Her co-workers always referred to Jane as 'An Awesome Nurse and a Beautiful Friend.' She is Loved by many. Staying in touch with childhood friends throughout her entire life and friends she found through work. She treasured her friends greatly.
After her move to Canada she found new friends came easily because she was simply, easy to love. A talented Artist, Photographer and a true Music lover with a quick wit and an infectious laugh, Jane was one of the best of us and a Beach loving girl. This has been an immense loss for many.
She leaves behind her common-law partner, Roger Potter, two daughters, Brother David and Sister Sarah Kudza. Beloved Aunts Sally (Forton) Rule and Mildred (Kudza) Friesorger, Uncles Matthew Forton and Thomas Kudza (Diane) and many loving friends. The world is less than it was because of this loss.
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