Jane Taylor Cash, 71, of Morganton, NC, went home to be with the Lord on Saturday, December 2, 2023.
Born in Burke County, NC on June 17, 1952, she is the daughter of the late Paul D. Taylor and Ruby Willis Taylor.
Jane worked as a candy striper at the old Grace Hospital from 1966 until she graduated high school. She then went on to attend and graduate from Cabarrus Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in 1973. Jane then returned to work at Grace Hospital and assisted in their transition to their current location. A 43-year career of her being a nurse was an important part of Janes life, she retired from the hospital, now UNC Health – Blue Ridge, in 2016.
Before the death of her husband, they enjoyed traveling the world together. If you knew Jane then you know her love of Harrah’s, her witty sense of humor and compassion for her UNC Blue Ridge family, which were more than co-workers to her.
Jane is survived by her sister, Patricia Taylor Luckadoo; and her special fur-babies, Franco and Daisey Mae.
In addition to her parents, Jane was preceded in death by her husband, Max Cash; son, Christopher Cash; and sister, Deborah Taylor.
No services are planned at this time.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the American Kidney Fund, Grant Management, 11921 Rockville Pike, Suite 300, Rockville, MD 20852.
The family would like to express their appreciation to the Denton family for their love and support, the doctors and staff at Fresenius Kidney Care, Dr. Kirkland and all the staff at UNC Health – Blue Ridge, Dr. S. K. Smith and the staff at Burke Primary Care, the staff at Grace Heights, Jessica Smith and the staff at Healthy at Home Blue Ridge, and Bruce Cannon and the staff at Cannon Pharmacy.
Sossoman Funeral Home and Crematory Center is assisting the family with the arrangements.
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Patty, my deepest condolences. I just learned of Jane's passing and very sorry for your loss. Wishing you peace and love during this hard time.
I wa just a young kid in1981 when I began my career at Grace. Jane was/is the best nursery nurse. Her knowledge was vast and her smile and laugh, beautiful. I miss you and appreciate all of our times working together especially during my 2nd shift time. You are the best. Rest in peace without pain and with Max and Chris.
Patty, I am so very sorry for your loss. It was beautiful to see your dedication to Jane. Glad I got to see a bit of her personality the last time I saw you both. I wish you peace and comfort. Bonnie( From UNC Lab)
I only met Jane and patty when my sister shared a room with Jane for a short period at Grace Heights but they were both so nice to my sister Marie . Marie thought the world of Jane and loved playing Bingo with her . Jane is now pain free and no more treatment in Heaven . It was an honor to meet her and patty🙏❤️
My Heart is Broken I just learned of Jane's Going Home to Heaven. I was her roomate but more than that we were special to each other like we knew each other a long time.Pattie I know you will miss her.But Know she did get to go Home For Christmas will Our Lord an a Perfect Body. Jane I Loved You♥
Sweet Patty , my heart breaks for you .. I loved Jane, she was always fun to be around .. and was a loving ,caring dedicated nurse … I miss you and lost touch with you ..l love you dear friend .. my prayers are with you and other family .i am just so sorry ..
My sincere condolences to the family her and my grandmother Aileen were great friends and my mom was always talking about her they've both passed as well my prayers go out to the entire family she was a very sweet lady
Deepest condolences to Jane's family. My colleague & Jane cared for my babies, as newborns. Remembering her with love.
I light a candle in the memory of Jane worked with her at Grace Hospital years ago and Patty.She was a great nurse and person. She's a angel in heaven now. GOD bless the family. Vanya McElrath
Prayers of comfort for the family of Jane. Jane was the best Nursery Nurse that I have ever met. All the babies that she cared for during her tenure in the nursery were more than a patient, she truly loved every one of them. She taught me so much about caring for newborns. She will greatly be missed.