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- Luna Blanca
March 17, 2019
Midnight, on the water
I saw the ocean's daughter
Walking on a wave's she came
Staring as she called my name
And I can't get it out of my head
No, I can't get it out of my head
Now my whole world is gone for dead
'Cause I can't get it out of my head
Karl
February 20, 2019
More than ever...

Lavada Jean Santavicca
July 27, 2018
Jan I don't know where to begin my life long friend. We have been friends since eighth grade. We shared Birthdays two days apart and too many other things to mention. You were with me when Jeffrey died and stayed with me when I stayed alone with him in the slumber room to support me. I was so shocked to hear of your passing and so sad and heart broken. I don't even know what happened and didn't get to even tell you good bye. I miss you so much. I will see you in heaven my Dear friend cuz I know that is where you are and I am going there too someday. We were so close and my life will not be the same without you especially my Birthday. Jennifer please call me if you read this. My number is 1-541-380-3317. Call anytime day or night. We need to talk and I need to know what happened to your mother. See you someday Janice Sue Locklin. Love You and Miss You. Damaste as you always said.

March 22, 2018
Janice was a loving and loved person by those of us who knew her. She often said everyday was a gift and she considered everybody she met a friend. She made them easily and kept them for years. Even after her working years were over, she still often received calls from colleagues and former clients, now simply as friends, that she had made over time.
In spite of difficulties as a result of a stroke, she continued to strive towards her goals. Moving back to Seal Beach was a big one, as was getting back her ability to write, to drive, and to have as much fun as possible living at the beach all the while creating a warm, comfortable home for herself and her friends.
Janice's son and daughter and her grandkids were all the world to her. Family, past, and present was the most important thing in her life. She often introduced herself as JJ to newfound friends in town, a pet name that her father, who passed away when she was just a young teenage girl, often called her. Others knew her simply as Jan. To me, she was always Janice, always reminding us... Stay present.
I miss you here Janice... but I know you're there.
Lisa Stumm
March 22, 2018
I remember JJ's infectious smile and laughter. We shared many Tai Chi Chih practices and meals at O'Malley's together. She will be missed.
Lisa Stumm
Marcia Baltgalvis
March 21, 2018
Janis and I met Jan 23 years ago; from the start we instantly became friends. She was kind-hearted, easy-going, friendly, and loved life, the beach, the friends, and most of all, she loved her children and her grandchildren.
She had a fun and contagious laugh! So whenever we got together, laughing was a given. Jan and I also had meaningful and spiritual conversations that enriched our visits.
Another of Jan's attributes was her optimism in times of adversity. She showed a lot of perseverance as she worked on reaching her goals after her stroke. She taught herself how to write with her left hand, and would write us beautiful birthday cards. Jan always remembered our birthdays!
On November 14th, 2017, Janis left me this voice message: Thank you for my birthday card. I am still in the hospital but doing fine. Hang in there for me. I love you.
Soon after when Larisa and I visited her at the hospital, she was having a good day, and she even made us all laugh.
Jan, I feel in my heart that you are in a wonderful place.
You and my loved ones are in my prayers.
I miss you and I look forward to the day
when we meet again.
Karl
March 21, 2018
I walked over this morning. There are no hummingbirds at the feeder. Maybe it's the rain...

March 20, 2018
To be around her, even now, is a blessing
March 20, 2018
Oh Jan, I will truly miss you so much, my friend! All the years we were living together in Seal Beach, and all the concerts on Main, and our little Bar-b-ques! I won't forget our camping down south to the beach with your kids! Our memories will stay with me forever..I am so sad and I will miss your wonderful outlook on life. I send blessings to your family and I know you will rest in peace. Love you, Terry
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