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Theresa Hegdahl
June 26, 2011
I had the pleasure of working with Janet at Wells Fargo in Las Vegas for several years. Janet was that rare breed of kindness and compassion mixed with a refreshing down to earth style that you just don't run into often these days. She is missed greatly. My deepest sympathy to Janet's family.
BECKY ROBERTSON
June 23, 2011
I HAVE NEVER MET JANET, AS I WORK IN THE DES MOINES LOCATION, BUT I CONSIDER HER A FRIEND AND A VERY DEAR PERSON. SHE ALWAYS MADE ME LAUGH WHEN I HAD THE PLEASURE OF SPEAKING WITH HER. MY PRAYERS AND SYMPATHY ARE WITH HER FAMILY. MAY GOD BRING YOU PEACE.
June 19, 2011
I work for Wells Fargo in Des Moines, Ia....I have worked here for 7 years and usually talked to Janet the days i worked...She was a pleasure to talk to and i will miss her very much.....Please accept my sympathy and sadness for her passing....to Dean and family Patricia Thompson
Theresa Carter
June 18, 2011
Janet was a dear friend. Always lending an ear and comfort when I needed it. She always cared about other people.
Our deepest sympathy to Dean and the family.
Janet, we will miss you.
Sheila Leggio
June 14, 2011
I worked with Janet at Wells Fargo in Las Vegas, she was the most wonderful person in the office and is missed by all of us here.
May God rest her soul and bless her family.
Sheila Leggio
Craig Johnson
June 7, 2011
I have always been profoundly touched by the incredible close relationship Janet had with her family and friends. I feel proud to have been included. Though we were separated by four thousand miles, Janet and Annie had long, intense and funny phone calls each week, and it made the distance melt. She was but one of a terrific family, but unique, and irreplaceable. My own memories of Janet go back to her days at Kent State, and then a multitude of wonderful family gatherings. I know many are left with a wealth of good times to remember.
She enjoyed a good glass of wine, so I sit here in France and toast you, Janet. We love you. Au revoir.
Ginger Chester
June 6, 2011
Whoever wrote about Janet chose their words wisely to describe her. She really was one of the kindest people I've ever met. I got to know Janet when she worked at ComDoc and was priviledged to call her my friend. My sincere condolences to Dean, Anne and to all of us who loved her.
Margie and Phil Vichare
June 5, 2011
To a friend that was always ready to lend an ear or offer in any way that she could. I am honoured to have known you and called you my friend and neighbor. The world could certainly use more people like you. It's truly a sad day when we loose one of the good people of the world. You will be missed. God bless the next life.
Evelyn Vretos
June 5, 2011
Janet was a very special person - kind & fun to be with. I have many fond
memories of visiting the relatives in Canton and will never forget them.
When I visited with Aunt Nellie, Aunt Catherine & Aunt Sarah,
I truly enjoyed the family gatherings.
My heartfelt sympathy to the family! Love, Evelyn Vretos
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