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Carl Whearity
July 24, 2025
Janet is sadly missed by all in our ERP Admin group, although in my case she was always picking on me for never seeming to do any work, as her timing was always impeccable where I "would" be standing around when she showed up. I had told Janet that I was an avid movie collector so she would bring me in bags of surplus movies that the Hudson Library were selling off at a dollar a movie. A great deal so I bought quite of lot of movies from Janet. Considering she had to get the bus into work every day, an hour and a half each way I believe, and she is hauling those bags of movies in was quite an amazing thing that she did. She was also a prolific reader, and I enjoyed quite a few conversations regarding books that she'd read. RIP Janet!!!!
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Kara Langdon
July 23, 2025
Janet was such a special part of the State Comptroller's Office Community. She served on countless teams and committees and was always volunteering to do more. My favorite story about Janet was the time she was supposed to bring in bagels for a Volunteer Team bake sale, but it ended up being the day of a huge blizzard. But Janet wouldn't be deterred, she still took the bus into work through the snow, even though it took twice as long to get to Albany as usual. The storm was so bad that they eventually suspended bus service and Janet was stuck in Albany. But that didn't bother her, she decided to walk through the snow to the train station to get home. Thankfully someone saw her walking and gave her a ride to the train station. It would seem crazy to anyone else to go through all that for bagels, but that was the kind of person Janet was. She had such a big heart, and if she could do something to help someone else, that became her priority over all else. She will be so dearly missed. Rest in power, sweet lady!
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