Janis Lynn Robertson

It is so hard to come up with words to express deep feelings when such a tragedy happens. I couldn't think of anything to say during the shock at the end of July, but since then have felt it necessary to say how much Jan was loved by me and others in the trades who knew her on the job and off. We lost a sister that day, not of blood but of spirit. She leaves a hole in our loosely woven cloth of comradery we have all shared for the past 28 years. Sometimes we didn't speak for months and other...

To Jan's family,

We were sorry to hear of your loss. We knew Jan from playing "Texas Holdin". We only knew her for a short time. She was a special person. Our thoughts and prayers are with her.

Barb & Dave Reynolds

To Ron, Brad and families, my deepest sympathies on Janis' passing. I was traveling today, and had quite a bit of time to think about Janis. Janis was a year older than me, and year ahead in school. We were at Franklin for a few years together and used to see each other frequently. Most of the time we said things like Hi Cuz, or we just waved or on occasion we would stop and chat. Nothing too deep, just to talk. The thing that I will always remember about Janis when I saw her, was the smile....

So sorry to hear of Janice's passing. I was shocked as was Mark when we heard the news. We certainly aren't a model when it comes to maintaining family ties, but know that you all are in our thoughts and our memories. As Mark said, Janice was such a nice person. Agreed. Sympathies to all.