Janet Kellogg

Janet became an active member of our tractor community. Her smile and positive outlook are missed, but she is and will continue to be remembered.

Janet was my favorite Szynal and I loved her very much. I remember visiting the farm and seeing her there and her wedding when my cousin Nancy and I led the grand march. She and Marty were fine with that but my Mom sure wasn´t! One of her wedding pictures captured the moment! I shall miss her, until we meet again Janet, see you soon.

She was the most cheerful person in our neighborhood. She will be sorely missed for her kind words and great laughter.

Shortly after Janet retired, she applied for a job with my company where she expected to stay for 1 year. She stayed for 12 years...12 wonderful years. Janet and I shared an office and every day we laughed, we listened to music, we shared stories, and we worked. She was a great gift to me, my husband, Jon, my son, Josh, and my brother, Howard. She became a part of our family. After reducing her days per week over the last few years, she finally told me that even 2 days a week was interfering...

Always a very nice and positive person walking her dog along Lower Road. She will be missed by all her neighbors

NHS 1958 65th Class Reunion 9/23/2023 at Blue Bonnett Diner. Northampton, MA. Janet and Tom came over and asked if it was okay to sit at our table. I was there with my husband, Sam and our son "S. J.". Later we were joined by Joyce and her husband and Sue Dash. Janet left early before a class picture at the end of of the event. It was great to see everyone. With deepest sympathy to her family, Tom and friends. Carole Braman Finnessey, NHS Reunion Committee Member 8 Stillwater Road,...

My heart goes out to the family & friends of Janet. I had the pleasure of meeting Janet & Marty many moons ago. The stories that could be told!!! Very eventful times. You will be missed!

My favorite thing about Auntie Janet was her laugh and smile which she did often! Heaven just got a lot livelier with her in it! You will be missed!

My husband and I had the pleasure of meeting Janet and Marty at the Bernardston Vets Club in 2016. That was the beginning of a wonderful friendship. After Marty's passing, Janet and I became travel buddies. We enjoyed 3 cruises and visits to several countries, as well as enjoying local events. She was always up for trying new things. Janet made working at tractor pulls fun !!! Her beautiful smile and genuine love of life will be greatly missed.