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Janice Meshberger Obituary
Janice Reuille Meshberger, 58, died at home following a long illness. She was born in Fort Wayne, Indiana, where she lived until she married Rick Meshberger and became a military wife. This took the two of them to Denver, Colorado and Ankara, Turkey, finally settling in Florida.
Jan is survived by her husband, Rick; two sons, Richard (Kim) and Sean Meshberger; sisters, Rosemary (Cal) Irons of Brisbane, Australia, Rita Mitchell of Ossian, Indiana, and Jean Patterson of Indianapolis, Indiana. She also is survived by several nieces and nephews.
Jan was preceded in death by her parents, John and Lily Reuille.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 2:00 pm on June 10th at Queen of Angels Catholic Church.
The family is grateful to Jan's caregivers: Barbara, Carolyn, Aida, Michelle, Lisa and Delores.
Memorial contributions will be gratefully accepted by the Joseph Schnieders Foundation, 16727 Manningtree Lane, Spring, TX 77379-6871.
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Connie Batt
June 9, 2011
No words can express the depth of my sympathy of your loss. Although those left behind suffer the most, find comfort in remembering the happiness family and friends shared with her during her lifetime.
Connie Zurcher/Fordyce
June 8, 2011
My thoughts and prayers are with you!
Beverly Vogt
June 8, 2011
May your memories give you strength.
Jeanne Hemmel
June 7, 2011
Rick and Family,
Jan was a good friend of mine and co-worker at the Office Supply Store in Cocoa Beach. She was always a happy person and we had good times together. After she moved to IN we still kept in contact but I did not know she was ill. I will miss hearing her voice and visiting with her. My sincere sympathy to all the family. Love & prayers
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