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Jocelyn Lane
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Jocelyn Lane's permanent duty station is in Korea. Her husband and children could not accompany her and have remained at their home in the United States. After two years of continuous duty, she comes back to the United States for five weeks of home leave.
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Jocelyn Lane faced a dire situation that many other women today have to face. Jocelyn's husband died of cancer, and she had very little money left over after his burial and the bills were paid. Their small home business supported itself, but not without Jocelyn's attention to the everyday management details. She was a woman of faith and often prayed in the quiet hours of the night for some direction.
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Austrian actress Jocelyn Lane appeared in a number of British films during the late '50s. She has ... appeared in American and European films as well as done voice overs for television commercials. ~ Sandra Brennan, All Movie Guide
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Lane to lead Red Cross board: Jocelyn Lane, senior vice president at Gulfstream Business Bank, has been elected as chair of the American Red Cross Martin County Chapter Board of Directors. Lane has been on the board for eight years.
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Besides her appearance with Elvis, Jocelyn only made a handful of films and TV appearances. In Paul Lichter's book, "Elvis In Hollywood", he notes her resemblance to Brigitte Bardot, and dubs her "the prettiest co-star Elvis ever had." There's no argument that she was quite a beauty! Enough so that Playboy featured her in their September 1966 issue.
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Polly’s two daughters, Jocelyn Lane (a TV editor from Houston) and Carola Clasen (a Long Beach schoolteacher) came by the Weekly to drop off photos of their mother the day after she died. Sitting in adjacent chairs in the claustrophobic theater office, each clutched a paper cup with hot tea as they recounted Polly’s life — sometimes giggling, sometimes comforting the other when eyes welled with tears.
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