Jane’s life was nothing short of remarkable. She started her journey with Ted, her first husband, and together, they had 13 children. Their happy life was cut short when Ted passed away due to cancer. Determined to keep moving forward, Jane remarried Bob, and the couple went on to have seven children. Tragedy struck again when Bob was killed in a car accident 12 years into their marriage.
But Jane wasn’t one to let life’s hardships keep her down. She married John, her third husband, and they added five more children to the family. In total, Jane became the proud mother of 25 children. She lived a full and busy life before passing away, leaving behind countless memories for her loved ones.
At Jane’s funeral, the preacher stood before her coffin and delivered a touching prayer. He spoke of her love and strength, and as he concluded, he said, “They’re finally together.” The room was silent as everyone reflected on his words, but Jane’s friend Ethel couldn’t help but whisper to Margaret, seated beside her.
“Do you think he means her first, second, or third husband?” she asked. Without missing a beat, Margaret replied in a quiet yet cheeky tone, “I think he means her legs, Ethel… her legs.”
The unexpected quip added a spark of humor to the somber occasion, showing that even in moments of grief, Jane’s memory could bring joy to those who loved her.
