Jane Farley
Jane Farley (nee Erskine), formerly of the Schuylkill section of Philadelphia, passed away on January 28, 2026, at age 97. Beloved wife of the late, Edwin Farley. Loving mother of Joanne Keczely (Wes). Also survived by five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Sadly missed by her nephew, Dave Sweeney (Fran). Family and friends are invited to attend her visitation and funeral on Saturday, March 28th from St. Anselm Catholic Church (12670 Dunksferry Rd. Phila., Pa 19154) You may visit and comfort Joanne’s family during the visitation from 9:30 am – 10:30 am in the church. There will be a funeral mass starting at 10:30 am. Burial to follow in Resurrection Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, kindly consider donations in Jane’s memory to American Cancer Society
I had the best childhood! I loved living on the same step as Aunt Jane. We spent every summer on the front step singing, dancing, playing hopscotch, and jumping rope! Even better were the days when we would be in the pool all day. My mom and I were always with her. As the years went by and I stared to have children my kids knew her as Aunt Jane ad well. Her kindness, patience, and loving nature was always present. Most of all her smile and playful personality always warmed our hearts. My brother and I could tell a million stories of sitting on step through various stages of life and we knew she was at the kitchen window looking after us to make sure we were ok and not doing things we should not be doing! She will be in our hearts forever. I will carry her smile and laughter forever. Love you Aunt Jane.
I had the best childhood! I loved living on the same step as Aunt Jane. We spent every summer on the front step singing, dancing, playing hopscotch, and jumping rope! Even better were the days when we would be in the pool all day. My mom and I were always with her. As the years went by and I stared to have children my kids knew her as Aunt Jane ad well. Her kindness, patience, and loving nature was always present. Most of all her smile and playful personality always warmed our hearts. My brother and I could tell a million stories of sitting on step through various stages of life and we knew she was at the kitchen window looking after us to make sure we were ok and not doing things we should not be doing! She will be in our hearts forever. I will carry her smile and laughter forever. Love you Aunt Jane.