Kathryn Jane Shepherd

Birth date: Jul 20, 1960 Death date: Jul 29, 2023

Kathryn Jane Shepherd was born and raised in Bainbridge, Georgia. After graduating from Bainbridge High School, she earned an associate degree as a Phlebotomy Technology Specialist at Albany Technical College. She worked in the At Read Obituary

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Margaret Mcpherson

141w ago

I remember my Aunt Jane coming to my wedding and being so much fun. She was so excited to celebrate. She traveled to Atlanta with Betsy, and they stayed at a hotel right next to the venue. She was full of so much positive energy. I have been married 14 years now. I have enjoyed seeing her beautiful photography over the years. Her love of nature came through all the posts that she made to brighten people's days. My family and I wish we could have hung out with her more and enjoyed her laughter and wit. Rest in Peace, Jane. We love you. Love, The McPhersons (Ryan, Margaret, Keira, Isla, and Shea)

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141w ago

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141w ago

Planted a Memorial Tree in honor of Kathryn Jane.

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Anne Wilson

142w ago

in honor of Kathryn Jane.

I worked with Jane at Memorial Hospital in Bainbridge. I’m so sorry to hear of her passing. Thanks for the dragonfly information.I to will think of Jane each time I see one.

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Gina Sullivan Kay

142w ago

I grew up on Rose Circle with Jane. We enjoyed years of fun together with our friend Sharon. We were like a little gang! We listened to the Monkees, roller skated, played Kick the Cans, and spent hours building Barbie houses with shoe boxes. We loved sneaking into the storage house where her daddy kept the shoes! Her yard was the first place I ever saw real bamboo growing. I loved Ms. Betsy. She always welcomed me in her home. Since we all traveled by bike or foot, we were always on the move. My daddy would say, “here comes moving Jane” She was a gifted photographer and wonderful friend. Fly high friend.