- Born on: November 15, 1934
- Departed on: October 31, 2018
- Resided in: Marion, IA
Mary Jane Oldorf
Glenn, please accept my expression of sincerest sympathy. It is always difficult to lose a life-companion. I wish you comfort during this trying time. David Horton
Glenn, I am so sorry to learn of the passing of Mary Jane. Chris (my ex-wife) loved teaching with MJ @ Wilson MS! I wish you the best in the days ahead. I smile when I recall our days together @ the ESC with Austin. What a job! Meetings and IEP's for three long years. Your friendship, wisdom, and good humor made those years more bearable! Denny Walsh
Glenn, you have my sympathy. I enjoyed 16 years of teaching with Mary Jane. She was so dedicated to her job and shared her wisdom with me. I respected her leadership. You and she gave your all to students in Cedar Rapids.
Glenn, Very sorry to hear of Mary Jane's passing. She was a master of so many talents, one being her cooking. She will be missed very much. Sending hugs, Luanne
Glenn How I loved working with Mary Jane at Taylor School.. Those were the best teaching years when we teamed together. She cared deeply for her profession and her students. I always think of her with love, Mary (Wilbur) Moscrip
Glenn so sorry to hear of jane’s passing, you have our deepest sympathy, we will keep you in our thoughts and prayers, from your old neighbors in “ The Cedars”
Glenn -- We have so many fond memories of the Oldorfs while we lived at the Cedars. Elda and I were saddened to learn of Mary Jane's passing yesterday and send our deepest condolences. -- Lisa
Glenn - It was with great sadness we learned of Jane's passing. We hope that our heartfelt condolences and your fond memories of Jane bring you comfort during this hard time in your life. - Patricia
I never had Mrs. Oldorf as a teacher but my two older siblings did at Taylor back in the 70's. I remember her clearly though and she was a great lady. She will be missed by all of the old Taylor students.
Dear Glenn, You have my deepest sympathy on the loss of your beloved Mary Jane. I thoroughly enjoyed our visit when you first moved to Bickford and I got to meet you both. Her reputation as a wonderful lady who gave her very best to her students certainly preceded our meeting. May God hold you in His hands as you look back upon your life together and relive many glorious memories. Peace to you during this difficult time.
Hi Glenn: I was so sorry to hear of your dear wife's passing. We remember you guys fondly from the Cedars. We still have some Christmas things and other crafts that she made for us. I hope this finds you doing well. I know you were fortunate to have such a wonderful life partner. Bob and Kay Roof and family
Glenn - sincere condolences. Even from our old Hiawatha days I know how much you and Mary Jane enjoyed each other and kept busy with things (antiques at that time). Your memories will keep her in your heart. RIP.
Our deepest sympathy Glenn. We enjoyed the times we shared at the bridge table when you and Mary Jane.were visiting the Stonebraker's. Mary Jane was a special lady.
Glenn : Please accept my condolences on the loss of Mary Jane. I fondly remember her laugh, her smile, her sweet personality. I know my parents enjoyed the many card games with you both. Sandra (Gieskieng) Kimball
Dear Glen, I was very sorry to learn of Mary Jane's passing. She was such a treasure! I so enjoyed working with her during my five years at Wilson. Fortunately, many fond memories of that special time will always be with me. My sincerest condolences to you. Mary Ingvoldstad (formerly Mary Hampton)
Glenn, Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. We have talked on many occasions in the past years about the "good times" at Jackson. Gwyn and I have been in Tucson many times and have tried to locate you in Casa Grande to no avail. Our family would love to see you again. Gwyn and Harriet Aarhus, Todd, Ryan, and Kylene.
