It is with immense sadness that we are announcing the death of Jan Schull, a beloved wife, mother, and grandmother who passed away on the morning of Saturday, September 18, 2021.
“We are asking for your thoughts and prayers at this time. We deeply appreciate the outpouring of love and support we have already received. In her honor, we ask if you have any memories, stories, or pictures, please post them on her page.” This was posted on her Facebook Jan Schull page
What Happened To Mary Rossi: No cause of death is confirmed yet, as no health issues or other causes of death have been learned to be associated with the passing.
Jan Schull will be laid to rest on Saturday, September 25th at 10:30 am at St. Martin’s Church in Watertown, SD. Visitation will be on Friday afternoon from 4-7 pm at Crawford Funeral Chapel.
“Jan Schull was there for me during some of the most difficult times of my adult life. She dropped everything & just came, and stayed. Many times being the first person to show up & the last one to leave. She loved my family like her own & treated us as such. My kids have always called her “Aunt Jan”, but she wore many different hats for me over the span of 25+ years- neighbor, boss, mentor, teacher, role model, parental figure, host, caregiver, confidant, Godly example, and most of all a dear friend. Always there to lend a helping hand, a listening ear, give good advice and make you feel loved & special (she had a gift for that!). The life lessons I learned from Jan I’ll carry with me for the rest of my life. There are no words to express how sorry I am to the Schull family for the loss of such an amazing mom, wife, sister, friend, mother-in-law & grandma. Her loss leaves a void in all of our hearts & she will be deeply missed by everyone who knew her.
Love you Jan!”
I am struggling so very much with the loss of
Jan Schull. The community already feels different and empty without her. My heart is broken into pieces for her beautiful family who are such a loving family. I can’t express how much I will miss her warm smile, her loving hugs, and her infinite positivity, advice, and support. My days were better every time I saw Jan. One thing I know is that everyone felt her love and kindness and without a doubt, her family and Lee knew what they meant to Jan., And I guess that is the takeaway from all this tragedy. Make people feel happy and loved and spread kindness in Jans’s honor!!!!