This biography recounts the life of Jane Roberts Kimball Fitzgerald, born during a Wyoming blizzard on January 24, 1901. Her upbringing was shaped by the absence of her father, who was on a mission, and her mother’s perseverance in a challenging homesteading environment. From a young age, Jane took on significant responsibilities, helping her mother and caring for her siblings. Her organizational skills, nurturing demeanor, and dedication to cleanliness became defining traits.

Jane married Printess Fitzgerald in 1920, becoming a stepmother to his daughter, Gail, and together they raised eight children. She was a devoted mother, renowned for her exceptional cooking, engaging storytelling, and the unwavering care she provided to her family. Jane was also deeply involved in her community and church, leaving a lasting impression on those around her.

Her life was tragically cut short on April 27, 1932, shortly after the birth of her youngest son, Crozier. Her sudden passing left a profound void in her family, who cherished her memory and the values she imparted. The book features heartfelt tributes and reflections from her children and extended family, preserving Jane’s legacy as a pillar of love, resilience, and devotion.