Janice McGregor

Sorry to hear about Janice. I knew her through the Womens Retreat at Springlake.
She was a very neat lady. I was blesseed to have known her.

Even though I have not seen her in a while, she was always a good friend, and my thoughts of her are good ones, She was a positive person to be around.

I can't begin to tell you how sorry I am for your loss. I had the first chance to meet all of you through STCOGR and of course, none of our lives have been the same ever since. My heartfelt sympathies go out to your and your families at this time.

John, Ryan, and Josh,

I am VERY sorry to hear about your loss. Jan was a wonderful and supportive friend back when I lived in GR and knew her in the late 80's and early 90's. She was one of my best friends. Although we fell out of touch, especially after I moved out of state, I ache inside at your loss, and feel the loss of a great friend. She was generous with her support and advice, and was always there when a friend was in need. One does meet many people like that now-a-days....

I'm so sorry for your loss. I remember many wonderful times with Jan, when we were both in STCOGR. I fondly remember her opening her home to me, to stay with her the night before my wedding. I also remember how we bought her a metal teakettle one time, because she was having so much trouble with the glass ones breaking. She helped us find homes for the kittens our cat had. She had a very giving soul and a good sense of humor. May your family and friends sustain you during this sorrowful time.

My sincerest sympathies to the family for the loss of a wife and mother and such a young age.
Dwayne Pride (Rogers 1968)

Our hearts go out to you at this time and in the days ahead.