Janet L. Crossman

A life well lived. She will be missed. Our condolences

Lacy and I remembered the many of Janet's charitable activities at the church she loved so much. We are sad that we cannot be present at her service on 11/17 due to a family gathering out of town that we cannot change. We will be available for Arnold, as discussed, for the future. In the meantime, know that we are very much with you in spirit. Lacy and Ed J

My condolences to all of Mrs. Crossmans family and friends. Especially to Robert who I grew up with in Noank Elementary; I have many fond memories, of her and Mrs. Fogarty; so many people there were a huge part of my childhood. Her warmth and kindness exuded in all aspects of her life. I remember how, whenever we as school kids had a "baby tooth" come loose, she would help extract it over the fountain outside the nurses office! I can recall that memory like yesterday! In 3rd grade,...

The time I spent with Janet when I sat in front of her during Sunday morning church service meant a lot to me, I wish Arnold and family my sympathy, and strength as you adjust to life without Janet. We will never forget her, and her spirit will always be with us.

I first met Janet when she was a counselor at Camp Wightman. After she married Arnold, one of my dad's employees, we often shared stories and laughs from our teaching experiences. I always looked forward to her hugs and smiles on my return trips to Noank. She will be greatly missed.

Eddie Your Mom was tops. My prayers are with you and your family Tommy Conway