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Her memory will be cherished by her Husband, Henry Smithen. Daughter, Ruthlyn Smithen-Cameron and sons, Roanavelt, Rudelle and Remial Smithen. Her Brothers, Kenaz Dyer Sr. Nethaneel Dyer, Samuel Osborne, Clifford and Gerard Clarke, Her Sisters Vanessa Edwards and Sarah Joyner. Grandchildren: Rod Cameron Jr, Roman Cameron, Lauren, Gabby, Gracelyn, Jaydon, Jadeyl and Juztys Smithen, her Son in love, Rod Cameron Sr, Sister in Law Noreen Dyer and Bonus Dad, James Dyer.
She was loved by her many Nieces, Nephews, Cousins and God-children too numerous to mention. The descendants and families of the Corbett, Allen, Ryan and Tuitt's of Montserrat, England and the US Virgin Islands.
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Joycelyn Tucker
April 15, 2025
Janette will remain forever in my heart. I will miss our conversations, and daily text. God´s love and mercy was a constant topic of our discussions. Her love and devotion for Henry, her children, and grandchildren was profound. I will miss my sister friend; and look forward to seeing her again when Jesus returns. Love is forever! Love never dies
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