The following messages of condolence and symbols
have been added in memory of Jannette.

Fate smiled upon me the day that you became my sister-in-law. From the very beginning I felt "at home" in your presence and I knew in my heart that the two of us would grow closer through the years.
Now as I look back in time I am reminded of just how much we have shared and I am grateful that I was blessed with a sister in-law whose warmth, thoughtfulness and sense of compassion served to make my days brighter and sorrows more bearable, and my life richer in so many ways for this I feel fortunate beyond measure you are for ever in my heart and I will miss you deeply xo

Jann, you will always be in my heart. Thanks for being a great sister.xx

Jann, I only knew you for a fraction of your life but I very much enjoyed the time I spent working with you and Kira. You were more than "just a client". We had much fun together and I wish time hadn't run out so soon for you.
Farewell, Jann. I'd like to think that there's another space-time where our paths may cross.

Sad to hear of Jann's passing. Sincere condolences to all the Kohne and Fullerton families and their friends. Long ago memories of summers in swimming pools as teenagers, showing Jann the ropes on the farm at Templestowe and Xmas BBQ's.
May she rest peacefully.

I had the privilege to meet Jann via Kate as we were work colleagues. Later Jann joined me at Qantas and we became working buddies. Along with Chris my partner and Jann and Paul we spent our time enjoying jazz festivals at Halls Gap and playing tennis at St Andrews. Jann and myself also travelled to Bali and New York for our holidays. I also had a wonderful experience being able to travel to Lombok and stay with Andrea, Jann and Paul for an in-depth experience on Lombok. Chris had the honour to be asked to photograph their wedding which he did. We also spent time eating and enjoying a valued time together. Jann will be missed, but our memories remain. Rest in Peace Jann.

Jann was one of the first people to meet our son George during COVID, having a cuddle outside on Carramar Avenue. We have shared so much as neighbours and Jann became like family to us, the ‘aunty’ who would always be there.

I am so very sorry to hear of Jann's passing. I had known Jann for some years before she and my father married, with many fun times playing doubles tennis together at St Andrews Gardiner Tennis Club. The tennis club was such a wonderful social environment, and was the catalyst of the bond that Jann then cemented into marriage in September 2000 with my Dad, Paul Fullerton. We shared many lovely Christmases together at Uncle Rick's farm in the subsequent years, and I know that we will all carry fond memories of those times (and the ever changing festive t-shirts!) with us.
My sincere condolences to all the Khone clan, from me, my husband Keith, my daughters Ivy & Lillian, my sisters Nicole and Sonia, and on behalf of Jann's late husband and our dear father, Paul Fullerton.
Rest in peace.

Condolences to Jann’s family. I knew Jann through Willison dog park, where our rescued heelers (originally her Gemma and my Queenie) were a constant topic of conversation. Jann was a real ‘dog whisperer’ and Queenie loved to run into her at the park. Jann was always cheerful, optimistic and engaged, and I’ll miss her and her calm presence.