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Maretta Warner
May 26, 2025
It's been many years since I have seen Jan, other than seeing her while I was shopping a few years back. In the late 1970s , I sold Avon in her neighborhood in Sandymount. We had a lot in common and we traded recipes and always had a many good
Conversations. She was a very nice lady and had a great sense of humor.
Cynthia Whoric Rath
May 22, 2025
Janet and I grew up together. We lived in VAnderbilt on the same street and were great friends in our early school years only three houses apart. So sorry for your loss God bless all of you.
Hope D'Agostino
May 21, 2025
We are so sorry to hear about Jan's passing. She was such a loving and caring person and so much fun to be around. We will truly miss her and send our love to Cap, Brian, Monica and Zach, Brad and Kim. We are thinking of and praying for your comfort at this difficult time.
Love, Mike and Hope D'Agostino
Kim and Tom Pearson
May 21, 2025
We are very sorry for your loss.
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