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Janice, you were one spunky lady. Spread your wings and fly and enjoy the journey of your next adventure.
Linda
November 10, 2010 | VA


Norfolk, Virginia
Janice Lankford Baum NORFOLK - Janice Lankford Baum died as she lived: peacefully overlooking the Currituck Sound surrounded by her loved ones on Sept. 12, 2010. Born Oct. 13, 1912, to Pastor William Eley Lankford and wife Celia Pearl Cox in Appomattox, Va., Janice was raised in Drewryville,...
Read MoreJanice, you were one spunky lady. Spread your wings and fly and enjoy the journey of your next adventure.
Linda
November 10, 2010 | VA
I remember how Dad (McClenny) used to tease Janice (his little sister) on the mountain roads in Colorado, going close to the edge where the driver could see it was safe, but a passenger in the backseat could not. I will never forget picking figs in Elizabeth City ("Betsy Town") and then eating Aunt Janice's delicious fig pudding. She also made the best sweet potato biscuits! And then there were the visits in Norfolk and Moyock and the walks on the beach at Nag's Head with Rosie. We miss you!
Michelle (Mikki) Lankford Salazar
October 19, 2010 | Manassa, CO
Janice radiated a rare graciousness and charm that made all who were privileged to be in her circle feel comfortably at home. Great sympathy is sent to all who loved her.
Linda Lewis
October 13, 2010 | Loveland, CO
I have fond memories of visiting Aunt Janice in Norfolk when I was a youngster. We didn't have a TV, and Janice always made sure we could watch Lassie on hers on our Sunday visits. She is much missed.
Michael Lankford
October 13, 2010 | Loveland, CO