Jane Anne Quint
Obituary
Jane Anne “Janie” Quint was born February 4, 1959 in St. Louis, Missouri to Robert and Shirley (Zanone) Bahn. After a short illness, she passed from this life Tuesday, July 27, 2021 in Tulsa at the age of 62.
Janie attended Lindbergh High School and then moved to Tulsa, where she received a degree in Advertising and Public Relations from The University of Tulsa in 1981. She was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma which led to lifelong friendships with many of her sorority sisters. Janie met Don P. Quint, Jr., her future husband, during the spring semester of her senior year at TU.
After graduating, she made her home in Tulsa, worked in advertising at Hinkle Brown Bloyed and married Don on September 22, 1984. Janie devoted her time and energy to her family and is the very proud mother of Ben (Houston, TX) and Anne (Tulsa/Ft. Worth, TX). Besides family and friends, Janie’s greatest love was for her dog Toby.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her sister-in-law, Janet Bahn; nephew, Bob Bahn; and father-in-law, Don Quint, Sr. Janie is survived by her husband of nearly 37 years, Donald P. Quint, Jr.; their son, Ben and daughter, Anne. She is also survived by her sister, Mary Sandman (John) of St. Louis, MO; brother, Terry Bahn of Jacksonville, FL; mother-in-law, Sylvia Quint of Hutchinson, KS; brothers-in-law, Michael Quint (Lanette) of Wichita, KS and Doug Quint (Jeny) of Hutchinson, KS; 3 nieces; 7 nephews; 1 great-niece; and 3 great-nephews.
Janie was an avid fan of University of Tulsa Men’s Basketball and attended every home game while also traveling periodically to away games. Those who know her will remember her as a friend to all and devoted sender of greeting cards with a quick sense of humor. Her commitment to her children’s school events was award-worthy. As Janie and her mother would say: “This too shall pass.”
A memorial service will be held 4:00 p.m. Friday, August 6, 2021 at First Presbyterian Church, 709 S. Boston Ave.
In lieu of flowers, friends may contribute in Janie’s memory to Humane Society of Tulsa, Creede Repertory Theatre (CRT), TU Men’s Basketball or Tulsa Boys’ Home.
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Tributes & Memories
Jwane - I’ve come to this page several times over the past week. I just don’t have the words I really want to say. I know that I’m forever grateful that yours was the first face I saw when I walked in for an interview at HBB. It began a 40 year friendship. I hope you are seeing all your people; petting and loving all the dogs; seeing all the best concerts; eating a ‘plate o’cheese’ to your hearts desire and have an infinity calendar with everyone’s birthday already hung. I’ll continue your tradition of ‘adding a little Johnny’s’ to everything I cook. Thanks for your friendship and so much more. I will miss you so much. Until we meet again, Walk tall my friend, walk tall. I love you. ❤️ Bleb
Beverly Mullen
Don, Gail and I are truly sorry to hear of Janie's passing. We will pray that you and your kids share God's strength during this tough time. I'll remember Janie as one of of sweetest, and kindest individuals I knew in college. I'll also remember how lucky I thought you were when you told me (way back when) that the two of you were dating! Our paths diverged and we never connected with you and Janie as a married couple and I regret that; we would have shared good times and some good stories and laughs. We don't get to Tulsa as much as we should but we will try to reach you the next time we are back. Chris and Gail Wolking
Chris Wolking
Don, Gay and I are saddened to learn of your loss with the death of your wife. Although we did not personally know her I feel sure she was a great lady and will be deeply missed. Please know that we send to you and your family warm thoughts and condolences. Bill & Gay Campbell
William Campbell
Don - Im so sorry to hear about Janie! My thoughts and prayers are with you, Ben & Anne. She will be missed
Kim (Cajet) Dsida
I am shocked and sadden to hear of Janie's passing. Please know that I am thinking of you all at this difficult time. Janie was a dear friend from our time in Kappa and I always looked forward to receiving my annual birthday card from her every year. We didn't talk often but she has always held a special place in my heart. I have many fond memories of all of our silly adventures filled with lots of laughter during our time at TU. She was always a good friend. May light perpetual shine upon her.
Kelly (Coggan) Eschenroeder
Dear Don, I am very sorry to learn of your recent loss . Please accept my most sincere condolences
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So sad to hear about Janie. We always enjoyed our quick chats in the evening when Janie and Toby were out for their evening walk. Janie will always be in our thoughts and prayers. We miss being your Niegbhors. Ann and John Wieczorek
Laura Ann Wieczorek
I am saddened to hear of Janie’s passing. Janie took me under her wing at Brown Bloyed & Associates and became a mentor and friend. Janie was always a professional. Janie was also the one who planned our company Halloween costume contests, margarita Friday’s, and she always had the sharpest wit. Her sense of humor would catch you off guard because of her professional demeanor. Janie was kind, funny, caring, and a good friend. Although we had not seen one another or spoke in many years, I can say this about Janie…this world lost a dear soul and a bright light to all. My thoughts and prayers go out to her family. Roxane Jolley
Roxane Jolley
Janie was such a good neighbor and such a kind person. We will surely miss her. Our prayers and condolences to Don, Ben, and Anne. May God comfort you as only He can during this difficult time. Jim and Julie Wilson
Julie and Jim Wilson
Lit a candle in memory of Jane Anne Quint
Holly Vunovich