Janice Ruth Clark

Her memorial at the First Unitarian Church Elliot Chapel on Saturday, July 24 was attended in person and virtually by many people. She was loving, compassionate and active in her community for many years. We miss her already.

May God's promise found in John 6:40, of the hope to see our loved ones again, comfort your heart and give you peace, strength, and hope in the days ahead.

I knew Janice through the UU Covenant Group. I admired Janice for her open and honest sharing in our group, and for her maintaining a positive attitude as she dealt with the difficulties of her later years. May the memory of Janice be a blessing to all of her family and her friends.

Dorothy Cox

Dearest Jon and Jenny,

I know that you mom loved you both very much, Janice was a dear friend and a joy to be around. She will be missed!
Sincerely,
Dottie Miller

I knew Janice as my first girlfriend's mother. She laughed at quite a few of my whimsical quips and appreciated my irreverence, as her somewhat conservative presence compelled me to divert even further than usual from normalcy and convention when she and I would converse. You are probably expecting a quote, but I worry the things that came out of our mouths were perhaps just too weirdly worded to make sense written down. You had to be there. Getting to know Janice through Jennie in Jennie's...

Janice was a very wonderful person who loved to laugh and enjoy life. I met her in the late 1980's when she taught English and reading at Middleton High School in Middleton, Idaho. She was 42 and her son Jon had just turned 7 when they came to Middleton. Even though she moved to Oregon 3 years later we always kept in touch. I will miss her very, very much.