Arlean Helen Lane

Arlean Helen Lane, a beloved matriarch and a true embodiment of love and strength, passed away on October 31, 2024, in her hometown of San Diego, California. Born on August 20, 1950, Arlean lived a life infused with resilience, creativity, and a profound affection for her family.

Her unwavering spirit was evident in every facet of her existence. Those who knew her could attest that she was one of a kind, she adored her family more than anything else in this world, a sentiment that was the cornerstone of her life. Her legacy is etched in the love she shared with her late husband, Steven Lane, who was her one true love. Together, they created an incredible life, filled with adventures and memories that will linger on in the hearts of all who were fortunate enough to witness their bond.

Her passion for travel led her and Steven to the breathtaking landscapes of Lake Tahoe, a place that held special meaning for them. It was there, among nature's splendor, that they cultivated experiences that would define their journey together.

Arlean was her daughter’s hero and best friend. A love that will forever be in her daughter’s heart. She loved and adored her grandchildren and great-granddaughter and she was so excited about being a grandma and great-grandmother. They became her world and she loved sharing about them to everyone. 

Arlean's creative spirit knew no bounds. She found joy in crafting, pouring her heart into making delightful ornaments, shirts, and jewelry that became treasured keepsakes for her family and friends. Her hands skillfully transformed simple materials into tokens of love, forever reminding those around her of her thoughtful and artistic essence.

Surrounding Arlean in her final moments were members of her family, who continue to honor her memory. She leaves behind her daughter, Crystal Lane-Clumfoot, and son-in-law, Jeffrey Clumfoot, who carry forward the legacy of love that she instilled in them. Her grandchildren, Ashlynn Campbell, Kaiden Clumfoot, and Jacob Clumfoot and great-granddaughter, Calliope Michel, shine brightly as testaments to her nurturing spirit. Additionally, she is remembered fondly by her son-in-law, Alex Michel, and cherished by her mother, Joyce Buchmoyer-Lloyd, and sister, Crystal Boisvert, as well as several nieces and nephews and cousins. She is preceded in death by her father David H. Buchmoyer. 

Though the world feels a little dimmer without her radiant presence, Arlean's spirit will forever illuminate the lives of those she left behind. Her laughter, her strength, and her unwavering love are gifts that will carry on, weaving themselves into the very fabric of her family’s lives. As they navigate their days without her physical presence, they will find solace in the many cherished memories of an extraordinary woman who will remain in their hearts forever.