Janet Bootsma

Ken,
I learned of your loss and wish you and yours our deepest sympathy. 42 years have passed since you played the organ at our wedding at Michigan State chapel.

My brother Gregg passed away in February of this year and Ray and I attended Gregg's memorial service in July at Sandy Pines in Michigan.

Sounds like Janet was an amazing woman. May you find comfort and peace knowing she is at peace also.

It is with much sadness that I learned of Jan's death. It was not too long ago that I saw you at church in Lafayette. She was already ill and so brave. She was a very talented and loved person. This loss must be very hard to bear for both you, her husband, Ken, and you, Betty, her twin sister. I hope you are comforted knowing that she is no longer in her imperfect body, but has a new life, where there are no tears.

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family, Ken.

Ken
My deepest sympathys to you. Even though our relatonship was mostly business it was always wonderful to have Jan and you stop by. The integrity by which Jan and You conduct youselves is a witness to who was most important in your lives.
Gary Verhage
Veurinks' R.V.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you Ken and family. So difficult to suffer with a spouse. Jan was a talented and Christian woman. Please know we are thinking of you all. Judy and Pete Kamp

Dear Ken,
Our deepest sympathy to you and your family at this time. We feel fortunate to have known Jan and will miss our dear friend. She will always be remembered in the highest regard.

Jan was a wonderful person, a real christian woman. My thoughts and prayers are with you Ken,during this very difficult time. Cousin of Jan, Shirley Dykstra