Jane Danese Stone

Jane Danese Stone

Jane Danese Stone, age 94, of San Carlos CA passed away peacefully at her home on November 15, 2018.  Jane was born on July 1, 1924 in Chicopee Falls, MA, one of 4 children to Dewey George Stone (father, deceased), and Yvonne Rose (Paradise) Stone (mother, deceased).  Also deceased is her brother, Frank Harold Stone and her sister, Barbara Johnston. Jane leaves behind a sister, Yvonne Dora Godek, a niece, Linda Hornig, and two great nephews, Joseph Robert Eagan and Carl John Hornig.

Jane grew up and attended school in Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts, and Groveton, New Hampshire.   As a child she developed an interest in science and engineering, and worked at Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Company, Hartford, CT. after high school.  During WWII, Jane enlisted in the women's auxiliary of the US Naval Reserve.  Through stretching exercises, Jane was able to increase her height to the required minimum, and was  admitted into the WAVES.  She served with pride at US Naval Air Station, Jacksonville, Fla. (NAS Jax), where her dedication and accomplishments earned her the rank of Aviation Machinist’s Mate Second Class. Upon discharge Jane moved to the San Francisco Bay area where she studied engineering and music at San Francisco State University.

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