Jane Wolfe Littlejohn passed away June 25 th at the age of 73. Jane is survived by her husband of 35 years, Bruce Littlejohn; sons Bejan and Shane Fozdar both of Los Angeles, CA; sister Linda Blalock Price of Fredericksburg and brother Mack Hugh Blalock of New Braunfels, TX.

Jane was born October 19, 1950 at Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery AL to Hugh and Betty Jane McDonald Blalock. As part of an Air Force family Jane lived all over the United States until her f ather joined Air America and they moved to Bangkok, Thailand. At Vanden High School in Fairfield, California, Jane was an outstanding student, cheerleader and an athlete, receiving the high point award at the local horse show for two consecutive years; and in 1966 received an outstanding achievement award as a member of the winning girls track team for her performance in the California Region II competition. Her hard work and goal achieving mindset would become a hallmark of her life.

Completing a double major course load from the School of Business Administration in just three years, Jane graduated from the University of California, Berkeley in 1977 earning a Bachelor of Science Degree with honors.

Jane was a fearless adventurer traveling the world with her sister through Asia, Africa and Europe. She continued this love of travel with her husband throughout her life.

Living in Dallas, TX Jane's career as a bank Trust Officer took her into entrepreneurship as Co-Producer of the PBS television production Real Money which included taped seminars with leading experts in the world of financial investing. After moving with her sons to Denver,CO Jane married Bruce Littlejohn in February of 1990 in Boulder, CO where they settled down and co-owned a digital media marketing and promotion company, The :30 Airborne. Eventually, they moved that company to Santa Barbara, CA before retiring to the Big Island of Hawaii. There Jane fulfilled a lifelong dream of spending her days with her horse and beloved husband.

Bruce, Jane and horse moved to Fredericksburg, Texas in 2010. Although the youngest in the family, Jane was always a loving and caring "mother," looking out for her sons, her husband, and her parents. The loss we feel cannot be expressed.

Graveside services will be held 10:00 a.m., Wednesday, July 3rd, in the Family Chapel of Greenwood Cemetery with Rev. Jacqui Lirette officiating.

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial contributions to Votive Hospice and palliative Care or the charity of one's choice.