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He was hrst and foremost a family man with a deep devotion to his wife, Janet of 33 years and their three children, his family said. Mr. Lane had a passion for the west and a love for the Bell Ranch where he had lived for over 30 years.
He raised all of his three children on the Bell Ranch and was very active in the ranching community in New Mexico. He personified the cowboy way of life and encouraged his children to actively participate in rodeo and ranch activities.
Besides his significant focus on Bell Ranch activities, he was active in both Lane Family and other businesses. He was a director of several banks owned by the Lane Family as well as a bank in New Mexico. He also sat on the boards of GBC, a public company and of Lane Industries.
Mr. Lane also hosted the annual Trail Ride at the Bell Ranch which was a celebration of the cowboy life and was attended by both real and aspiring cowboys. He was a sportsman, with a passion for outdoor activities, a skilled skier and avid tennis player. He was an accomplished pilot and greatly enjoyed flying and airplanes.
A memorial service was held at the Bell Ranch Hacienda.
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