Janis JONES

I was so glad to be reminded today about Janis and to see her smiling photo. I hope her girls are thriving. It would have been what we talked about when meeting. Sending warmest thoughts.

Casey:

Just came across this news today in mid-September. I am so sorry for your loss and hope that you will accept my most sincere condolences on your loss.

Ted Donahue

So sorry to hear of your loss Casey and my heart goes out to you and your girls.

Janis was one of my first friends at Stonybrook Southampton Writers Conference and what an elegant, gracious woman she was. Always her impeccable and charming self she mixed effortlessly with all she met -and writers can be a frumpy mixed bag. She worked long and hard on her novel and I was privileged to see her make some huge advances in telling the early life part of the story. She kept in touch all these years but being Janis she always downplayed her challenges. My husband and I are so...

I knew Janis from my early days at Lehman and she was the consummate professional and lady. I am so very sorry for your loss.

I like to express my condolences to Janice's family and friends for your loss. It take time for grieving but find comfort in knowing that God is near to all those calling on him during this sad and difficult time
Psalms 145:40

A mothers broken heart is really hard to mend. We are both so very sorry for the loss of the beautiful and wonderful Jan. Mother and daughter had a special and precious closeness. Our hearts hurt for you and share the grief and sorrow pf losing our cousin. Aunt Laura we know you are strong and will concentrate on all the wonderful memories only a mother holds dear.

Love, Don & Ronnie Sheara

Our sincere condolences at the time of your great loss. Janis was always an elegant woman. We have fond memories from when we were raising our children in Greenwich. We are deeply touched. She was one of a kind. You were blessed to have her.
Sincerely,
Frances & Vincent Doria, Sr. & Family