Jane C. Fairchild

Jane C. Fairchild, born on August 22, 1961, in the vibrant city of Denver, Colorado passed away peacefully on February 7, 2025, in Lakewood, Colorado. Jane's life was marked by dedication and a spirit that touched all who knew her.

For over 30 years, Jane worked diligently at the Denver Federal Center, where she rose to the esteemed position of administrative assistant for the Federal Protective Service. Her commitment to her career was unwavering, exemplified by her hard work and steadfast loyalty. Jane approached her work with the same tenacity and determination that defined her entire life. Those who were fortunate enough to work alongside her will remember her hearty laughter and the joy she brought to even the busiest of days.

Jane was not just a dedicated professional; she was a fiercely caring individual whose love for her family was immeasurable. She is survived by her beloved daughter Carole (CJ), her cherished sister Patti, and her dear nephew Nathan. The bonds they shared were a source of strength and happiness in her life. While she navigated the world with a stubborn spirit—often finding her way through challenges with a smile—her love and loyalty were unwavering, providing a rock-solid foundation for her family.

Tragically, Jane faced great loss with the passing of her parents Thomas and Carole Moore and her daughter Robyn. Each of these losses left an indelible mark on her heart, but Jane approached life with resilience, always finding time to share laughter and joy, even in the face of adversity.

In her quieter moments, Jane found solace in reading and indulged in her love for shopping. These hobbies offered her a sense of escape and joy, allowing her to explore new worlds and experiences through the pages of books or the thrill of a good deal.

As we remember Jane C. Fairchild—the loving daughter, sister, mother, and friend—we honor her legacy of hard work, loyalty, and laughter. Her spirit will forever live on in the hearts of those she embraced with her kindness and love, reminding us of the beauty of a life lived fully and authentically.