Jane (McFarland) Bixby Passed away in San Francisco on November 23, 2008. Born in San Francisco on October 23, 1911, age 97 years, 1 month. She survived her husband of 39 years, Wilfred E. Bixby, survived her son Bill Bixby, and survived her grandson Christopher Bixby. Graduated from Girls' High School in San Francisco and attended University of California. She had a 40 year career as trainer of personnel and buyer for I. Magnin's in San Francisco. She is survived by her nephew John Schubert and niece Joan Dickerson and many grandnephews and grandnieces. A celebration of Jane's life will be held in January 2009 in San Francisco.
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Jane,
Rest in Peace, enjoy catching up with Jack and Beau Ci, I'm sure they'll have a grand time planned for you,
Keith Schubert
December 22, 2008
first of all I would like to express my condolences for the death of mrs Jane Bixby, may God rest her soul, I hope she is now reunited again with her husband Mr Bixby, Her son Bill as well as with her grandchild Chris. I have been in love With Bill Bixby since I was very young, he was to me the most beautiful person in the whole world. because of his good manners, decency and charm. mrs Jane Bixby did a wonderful job raising Bill. please if somebody in the Bixby family or friends see my memories contact me Iwould really love to Hear from you.sincerely yours Victoria Castaneda. Riverside, Ill.
victoria castaneda
December 19, 2008
I will always remember Jane and the
stories, and especially the one about
Christmis Day and the "Notorious Peanut Incident". I will miss her.
Carole Strode
December 7, 2008
I gonback with Jane at I Magnin from 1957! Lots and lots of wonderful times. Hope the end was calm. Please let me know about a memorial.
Dale Falk-Bates
December 4, 2008
DEAR MOTHER BIX,
I DIDN'T GET A CHANCE TO SAY GOODBYE.YOU WERE GOOD FOR ME, AND TO ME. I HOPE I WAS THE SAME, AFTER ALL THESE MANY YEARS.I WILL MISS YOU DEARLY, AND WILL REMEMBER THE, "WHITE GLOVES" THE AVACADOS ARE GETTING RIPE. LOVE ALLWAYS IRISH.
RALPH J. O'HARA
December 2, 2008
I was so sorry to hear of Auntie Janes death.
My condolences to the family.
Lynne DeCarly
December 2, 2008
So sorry to hear of the death of such a grand San Franciscan.
I first met Mrs. Bixby, (Jane), when I was hired at Magnins as a young stock boy by Heleln Joan Brier in the early 1960's
Wonderful San Francisco memories.
Mrs. Bixby and I would talk about the San Francisco in its present and when she was a young girl. She and my dad even double dated as "young college kids".
She ran a tough departmet at Magnins and many people became successful due to her tutelage coupled with her attention to every detail.
The older I become the more I appreciate learning from such grand people as Mrs Bixby.
Thomas O'Toole
November 30, 2008
My sympathies to the family. I remember Jane Bixby from I Magnin - she was one of the reasons I Magnin's was the great store it was.
Terry
November 30, 2008
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