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Jan L. Borges

Springfield, Massachusetts

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Jan Lee Borges, 57, of Davenport St., Springfield, MA, departed this life on January 29, 2019, at Mercy Medical Center. A lifelong resident of Springfield, Jan was a daughter of Deolinda (Baptiste) Borges and the late Daniel Borges. She was a longtime driver for the disabled at Community...

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Jan you have been heavy on my heart for a couple of days. I miss your laugh and you calling me Bunny. When you have a nick name it stuck with you forever. Thank you for all the good times we shared together love you sis

Love you ma miss u tremendously. No body loves and car for me like you did forever my lady ❤❤

I jus wanna say ma I wake up every day missing you. Needing your love and advance. I try to do what u would tell me to. Do. I ask god and you to look over me and the family in this scary world. Going through these tuff times. I need my mother she always protected me didnt matter how old I was. I love you mom. And miss you tremendously. Please mom continue to look over me and the family love you ma

Miss you Jan

Jan Borges though its been many years, I still remember you! And you will never ever be forgotten in the hearts of thoughs of us who knew you!. R.I.P. my dearest friend from way back when.

I miss u mom every day
every second its so hard love u mom

Jan thinking about you on this sunny day. Still hearing you laugh when I tell you the story about me and Freddie my heart is heavy today.

Me and mommie

Dear mom I miss u so much every day. Every day is a struggle to move forward with out u I try to stay busy keep doin things to keep my mind off things and smile and I'm really hurting inside I jus try to move forward and take care of the boys like u would want me too I try to be strong for them cause I'm there mom but ur mom and u was always strong for me Kisha and Shawn try to hold it together the best way we could I jus wanna say I miss u my mother and I love u MA please continue to...

Jan I don't know why I was thinking about you so hard today. Maybe it was the red wagon that I seen yesterday bringing memories back from when we would paint them blue and put numbers on them to race down the hill. Those was the good old days I wish the kids today could go back in our time to see how we made things possible. You are missed so much.