Jane Ann Gooding
(1972 - 2007)

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Name:	Mrs Jane Ann Gooding
Nick Name:	Mrs G
Maiden Name:	Rowlands
Gender:	Female
Age:	35 years old
Lived:	Thursday, 23 March 1972 - Sunday, 28 October 2007

My Story

Life started for Jane in LLwynypia , Rhondda Valleys on March 23rd 1972.
A healthy young girl, who grew into a beautiful , funny, Honest and Caring woman.
She Married me on the 29th October 1993, after a two and a half year relationship.
People said it wouldn't last (me being 10 yrs older than her)how wrong they were. Jane passed away a day before.our 14th wedding Anniversary.
January the 11th 1993 ,our union was completed with the birth of Samantha Amy,and then Jamie Carl on the 21st March 1995.
Jane spent most of her working life in the leisure and Bingo industry, but just before becoming ill had gone into retail sales.
We had what most would call a lucky marriage, as we rarely argued(other than over the kids like most couples)and were never jealous or possessive
We had 100% trust which is very rare.
Jane was overjoyed when sister Caroline had two boys Ben and Daniel with husband David.
They were to become the people who cheered her up when she felt down during her treatment.
Our lives fell apart on November the 3rd 2006 when Jane was diagnosed with Acute Myloid Leukaemia.
She fought an amazing battle without moaning or complaining, but the outcome was the worst imaginable.
From day one the care she received from the staff on ward B4 Haematology at the University Hospital Cardiff was beyond belief. Many of the staff who become our friends went well above and beyond the call of duty.
Jane's family and I are eternally grateful to you all.
We are all also overwhelmed by the kindness shown to us all by our neighbours when some scum burgled us four days after Christmas 2006, while Jane was in Hospital having treatment.
Even after she had major Neuro Surgery for a suspected Brain Tumour, you all kept her spirits up.
Shortly after we were all told it was unlikely she would survive after a series of fits, she woke up and demanded tea and toast. This suprised all but her family and the gang on B4, who swiftly arranged her transfer back to their care.
I think it was then that we thought there may be a real chance for her, because of her strength and determination. Sadly this was not to be.
The amazing staff at the Haematology Day Unit helped her believe she could do it too.
The fantastic staff at Clarks shoes also gave amazing support.
There are never enough words to describe how I felt about her, but anyone who knew us well will know.
Family values were very important to Jane and the family came before anything else.
The amount of people at the Funeral is an example of her popularity.
Fifty Nine floral tributes and 140 cards speaks for itself , and completely blew me away.
The pride I felt on that day was almost as immense as the sadness.
Jane, along with Jamie supported Liverpool F.C, whilst Sam and I love Leeds Utd.
You can imagine the fun in our house on match days.
Jane's love of football probably came as a result of her dad Phil being a professional referee in the 80's.
Unfortunately a tragic mining accident put paid to that, and now he settles for being an armchair ref.
Imagine her pride when in his first year as a goalkeeper for the local team, Jamie collected most improved player award.
Sadly for the family she decided to ring them all at midnight to tell them all about it. Not the most sensible of people after a few glasses of Carling.
This probably explains why one night she came home with the branch of a tree after going out for a meal to celebrate my 40th birthday. Our two true friends Jeff and Julie were hysterical.
We never did get an explanation for that.
I always said of her sense of humour " you would laugh if the cats ar*e was on fire".
Just one of the many things that made her so special to everyone who knew her.
Samantha always made her proud with her beauty ,ability to draw and sketch, and shared mum's strange sense of humour.
Jane also had her mum Marion's ability to cook ,and between them they are responsible for me going up about 5 waist sizes over the years.
Without Marion and Phil, along with Caroline being so close , I couldn't have got through this.
Music was another of Jane's loves,and often went to live concerts- Tom Jones, Westlife, Blue to name but a few always made her feel on top of the world. I am so sorry for all the times I dragged you kicking and screaming to the Status Quo concerts,but I think secretly you loved it.
Getting your words mixed up and getting it wrong was common place, and would result in Me and the kids rolling about laughing at you. Sorry again chic but you certainly had lots of blonde days as you called them.
The joke was that you promised to push me about in my wheelchair when I got old, I would give anything for that to be able to happen babe.
Even after 18 years together, i still looked forward to seeing you everyday when i got home.
I'm so glad we always said " I love you" everyday.
Thank you Darling, for letting me have the honour of making you my wife, my lover and my best friend.
When I told you I would do anything to change places with you I meant it. with all of my heart. You still had so much to give, so much to do and so much to see.
On Sunday the 28th October at just before 4pm, my world changed forever when my precious girl fell asleep for the last time. Thankfully we were all with her to say goodbye.
Goodnight God Bless baby, until we are together again.
All my love forever. Mr G xxx

Latest Tributes

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From: Ray

9 years today Mrs G. Still miss you and think about you everyday when I look at our kids.. Will always remember our...

From: AndrewGooding

hi jane another year as come and gone again,still miss you every day,you got 2 amazing children you would be so proud...

From: hayles

7 years already Jane, really doesn't seem that long, wish u were here to see how much Corey has grown and to meet our...

From: Ray

Still miss you princess, and see you every time I look at our two babies xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

From: AndrewGooding

hi jane another year has gone ,a big happy birthday hope you got a glass in your hand,we did have some fab times drin...

From: hayles

6 years already Jane, can't believe how quickly time flies by, miss you always and foreverxx

From: Ray

Hiya Chic. Well, our Mowgli man cub is 18 now and he's massive. He's been out today and got a Status Quo Tattoo, he...

From: Ray

Came to see you yesterday and with all the new flowers your stone looked lovely. Hard to believe it's five years sinc...

From: debbieg

Hi Jane a happy 40th birthday, wish you were here to celebrate it with all your family,i bet you have had your own pa...

From: Ray

Hiya Princess. Came to see on your 40th today you old bugger. Your little boy is driving now and Sam and Shaun are m...

From: hayles

another christmas and new year has gone past without you here jane, the boys are growing up now, they are cheeky litt...

From: debbieg

Hi Jane another christmas has come and gone,i remember how we used to meet up in cardiff to do the shopping for the k...

Biography

Fathers Name:	Phillip Carl (Da)
Mothers Name:	Marion Amy
Country of Birth:	United Kingdom
Country of Residence:	United Kingdom
Occupation:	Administration
Marital Status:	Married
Religion:	Not Religious

Interests

Favourite Sport:	Football
Favourite Team:	Liverpool F.C
Favourite Book:	No Daddy Please!
Favourite Movie:	Pretty Woman
Favourite Music Genre:	Miscellaneous
Favourite Artist:	Meatloaf/ Tom Jones
Favourite Charity:	All Charities

Passing

Place of Passing:	Royal Glamorgan Hospital
Date of Passing:	28 October 2007
Cause of Passing:	Acute Myloid Leukaemia
Type of Funeral:	Humanist
Place of Burial:	Cremation
Plot Number:	NC 62
Funeral Director:	Morgan .T. Vowles
Funeral Location:	Glyntaff Crematorium
Funeral Date:	5 November 2007

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