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Pastimes : Heroic Stories & Heros
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To: LPS5 who wrote (61)10/31/2001 11:04:13 PM
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Jane Ellen Baeszler, 43 (SNYT)

Jane grew up in the shadow of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge in the Randall Manor neighborhood of Staten Island. She went to Catholic schools and earned an associate's degree in business from the College of Staten Island. But even after she got a job as a municipal bond broker at Cantor Fitzgerald, she never left Randall Manor.

Her mother lived close by and said that Ms. Baeszler was attentive to her nephew and nieces, all of whom were the perfect age to share secrets with an aunt that they couldn't tell their mother.

Jane relaxed by doing needlepoint. She'd perfected it. She gave a tapestry of a horse's head to a childhood friend, who is an equestrian. She made a cocoa pot for an aunt who collects them. She likes Americana, even making a tapestry of a Harper's Bazaar cover featuring a woman in a long coat with a fur collar reminiscent of the Roaring 20's.

On September 10th, she attended a class to work on a tapestry of a teapot for her sister-in-law's 40th birthday on October 10th.
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