Janice Lindquist Gradwohl

We send our sincere sympathy to Jan's family. We have special memories of being with her and John. We are very sorry to learn of her passing. Allen and Virginia Overcash

So very sorry to hear of the passing of your mother! She was always very nice to me. May God help heal your hearts.

Mary and I send our sincere condolences on your mother´s passing. The Gradwohl family and ours have been friends for several generations. My dad and Bernard grew up together in the Temple and there is a photograph of the 1918 confirmation class that includes Bernard, Harry Simon, my dad and my dad´s cousin. John preceded me by more than 20 years at Camp Nebagamon, one of the few Lincoln families to have attended, and the Nebagamon name shows up in a law school exam John gave when I was...

I had the honor and privilege to know Judge Janice and my wife and I enjoyed having lunch with her several times. A great lady, attorney and judge. We love and miss you.

I was lucky enough to know her when I was a student at Nebraska Law. She was such a wonderful woman, someone we all looked up to for her professional accomplishments but also for her kindness. She always had a place for us foreign students during the holidays. I can´t say what it was like to finally get through exams and then have no where to go because all your friends are home with their families for the holidays and you´re just by yourself in a foreign country... she and her family reached...

My condolences to the Gradwohl family. Judge Gradwohl was a consistent source of support, encouragement, and wise counsel to me and many others over several decades... as was her late husband, Professor John Gradwohl. Lincoln, the legal community, and our state have lost a true trailblazer and conscientious leader. I will miss her presence and seeing that special twinkle in her eyes. Again, my sincerest condolences. Jose Soto (NU Law `84) Lincoln