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- Jane Boeckmann, the first lady of Galpin Motors and matriarch of the Southern California auto-dealership family, has died at age 90, according to family members. Her life story — which included piloting planes and driving race cars, as well as myriad honors for both business and humanitarian endeavors — was surely worthy of a movie.
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May 7, 2021 · Jane Boeckmann was truly the beloved matriarch of the Boeckmann Family and the First Lady of the Galpin Motors organization. She was an amazing and dynamic person with a fascinating background, and a true one-of-a-kind who lit up a room the moment she entered it.
May 5, 2021 · Jane Boeckmann, the first lady of Galpin Motors and matriarch of the Southern California auto-dealership family, has died at age 90, according to family members. Her life story, which included piloting planes and driving race cars as well as receiving myriad honors for both business and humanitarian endeavors, was surely worthy of a movie.
May 4, 2021 · Jane Boeckmann, who helped her husband Bert grow Galpin Motors into a powerhouse group of auto dealerships, died April 28 of pancreatic cancer. She was 90 years old.
Dec 21, 1986 · Jane Boeckmann is a director of the San Fernando Valley Fair, a trustee of California Lutheran University, a director and major financial supporter of the World Opportunities...
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Co-owner of Galpin Motors, Southern California automobile-dealership matriarch, licensed airplane pilot, race car driver, businessperson, philanthropist and humanitarian.
When Russian farmers fear for the lives of citizens around Moscow due to crop shortages, Bert and Jane Boeckmann arrange for a delivery of 57,000 pounds of seeds to Moscow farmers. The Boeckmanns go to Moscow to oversee the delivery and distribution.
