Jane Siebert, 74, passed away peacefully on June 18, 2026, leaving behind a lifetime of love, kindness, and beautiful memories.

Born in New Milford, New Jersey, Jane believed that life's greatest purpose was to care for others. From the time she was 12 years old, she found joy in cooking for the people she loved, a passion that remained with her throughout her life. Whether preparing a family meal, offering a helping hand, or simply sharing her warm smile, Jane had a remarkable way of making everyone around her feel welcomed, valued, and loved.

Jane graduated from Rutgers University with a degree in Marine Biology before building a long and respected career in the dental field. She was known for her unwavering dedication, remarkable work ethic, and dependability. She took pride in caring for others professionally just as she did personally and was someone who could always be counted on.

To know Jane was to know unconditional kindness. She was endlessly positive and never spoke poorly of anyone. She believed there was good in every person and had a rare gift for making others feel seen, accepted, and loved exactly as they were. If someone needed help, Jane never hesitated. Caring for people wasn't simply something she did, it was who she was.

Jane is survived by her beloved husband, Charles Siebert; her devoted son, Chris Siebert; her daughter-in-law, Melanee Siebert; her brother, Peter; and the light of her life, her cherished granddaughter, Dylan.

Family was the center of Jane's world. She was a devoted wife, a loving mother, a caring mother-in-law, a treasured sister, and the proudest grandmother anyone could imagine. She was an active volunteer with Chris’ PTA throughout his school years, always showing up with love and encouragement. In recent years, her greatest joy was her granddaughter, Dylan. Every moment they shared was precious, and being Dylan's Grandma was one of the greatest blessings of Jane's life.

Jane also found joy tending her garden, curling up with a good mystery novel, spending time with her beloved dogs, and creating a home where everyone felt welcome. She never sought recognition or praise. She simply loved with her whole heart and gave of herself without expecting anything in return.

Although our hearts are broken, we find comfort knowing that Jane's love lives on, in every family meal shared around the table, every act of quiet kindness, every comforting hug, and every lesson she taught simply by the way she lived. She reminded us that a life well lived is measured not by what we achieve, but by how deeply we love.

To be loved by Jane was one of life's greatest gifts. She will be profoundly missed, forever cherished, and remembered with love every day.