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                             Jane Bale Woodside       17 February 2014
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Jane Bale Woodside, October 17, 1949-February 17, 2014
Jane was born to Frances (Cole) Bale and Henry Bale on
October 17, 1949  in  Crane, Texas.  She  passed  away
peacefully at home on February 17, 2014, surrounded by
friends and family.

She attended Crane schools and  graduated  from  Crane
High  School.  She  received  a B.A. from Angelo State
University  and an M.A. from Texas State University in San Marcos, TX.

Jane  married  Wayne (Woody) Woodside in Midland in 1998.  Jane taught
in several school districts in Texas for more than 30 years, the  last
being Midland ISD.  She taught at Lee High School, Midland High School,
and  Coleman High School.  Jane loved her students and they loved her.
She was a wonderfully positive influence on so many  young lives.  Her
legacy with her students' lives on.  Jane loved her  pug  dogs  beyond
all reason.  Many of her show pugs won national awards and competed at
Westminster. She bred champions and grand champions and was recognized
as an American Kennel Club Breeder of  Merit.  One  of  her  dogs  was
featured in National Geographic in 2011. Everywhere Jane went, so went
her herd of pugs.

She is survived by her husband Wayne (Woody), a cousin Charles Watkins
of Phoenix, AZ and his wife  Carol, stepdaughters  Cindy  and  husband
Ruben  Madrid, step-grandchildren  Alysia, Katlyn, Michael and Danaile
Madrid.  Jane is also survived by many cousins and friends.

Rosary will be at 7:00 on Friday, February 21  and  mass  will  be  at
10:00 on Saturday, February 22, officiated by Monsignor Larry Droll of
St. Ann's.  Both  services  will  be held at the Nalley-Pickle & Welch
Funeral Home in Midland.  Burial will follow at Crane County Cemetery,
Crane, Texas at 2:00 pm, Saturday.

Arrangements  are under the direction of Nalley-Pickle & Welch Funeral
Home & Crematory of  Midland.  Online  condolences  can  be  made  at:
www.npwelch.com

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