Jane Piazza Obituary

Many condolences to my old friend, Arnold, Michelle, godson, Brian and entire family. Jane had a very long and full life and that will give you much comfort. She was an amazing cook and a very wise mother of a teenage daughter who always knew when Laraine and I were about to get into some mischief. She always headed us off at the pass and we affectionately called her FBI Jane. Jane is the last of the "Yankee crew" who settled in Charleston after the closing of the Brooklyn Naval Yard in NY. Jane and Arnold hosted many get togethers helping everyone adjust to their new lives. I'm sure Jane's hospitality has not ended rather transferred to a more heavenly accommodation.

I wish to send my love and sympathy to Jane's family and her many friends. She was a lovely lady. She will be missed. For many years I could count on her for any help I needed at Blessed Sacrament Church and the Charleston Elks Lodge.

I enjoyed sharing many lunches with the ILLs (If Life Lasts) Ladies, Jane, Gloria, Doris, and Reba. I would drive my Mom, Tena Strickler. And Brenda, joined with her Mom, Reba. They were a wonderful group of ladies who knew how to have fun. I miss them all. They are all in heaven making decorations and having cocktails.

We had many great times with Arnie & Jane with our Elks trips and times at the local Lodge - which was mostly on Bee Street then. National´s for several years.
They are missed!

Our thoughts and prayers are with her family. From Brenda Kiser and John Pontieri

Thinking of you all at this difficult time. I will treasure always the sweet memories
Sending lots of
Dee Barrow

Loved Jane and Arnie !! We had a lot of fun together and I admired them in so many ways. May God comfort your family during this difficult time.

Dear family, I have known Ms.Jane & Mr.Arnold for many years from the Elk´s Lodge. I bartended the memorial reception at the lodge when Mr.Arnold passed. I felt honored to be asked to do this for Ms. Jane. They were two of the kindest people I have ever met and had the pleasure of knowing. Ms.Jane never failed to ask how my Mom was doing since she was no longer able to come to the Does meetings. My Mom and Ms. Jane were close friends years ago before Mom was diagnosed with Alzheimer´s. I´m blessed to have known this amazing woman. I pray that the family will soon find peace with her passing. She will be dearly missed and she was well loved by many.

Jane was one of the most incredible ladies that I have ever known! I know her family will miss her terribly...I pray that they will find peace in the coming weeks and months.