Janice Campbell Allen: November 15, 1943 ~ April 5, 2017
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Janice Campbell Allen
November 15, 1943 ~ April 5, 2017
A Celebration of Life will be held on 9-16-17 at 1:00 at the end of Palmer Blvd., Fortuna CA, follow the signs.
Please bring a dish and your stories to share with her family and friends.
Thank you
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Do you know this person? What basis for a comment like that?
Yeah, that stuff will sure get you. She only made it to 74.
I knew Janice very well. Yea, she might have had problems, but she was a very lively, vivacious, loving, and caring
human being. She has now passed on and by saying things about her life style is totally uncalled for. She has two daughters and two grandchildren and many others who loved her that do not need to hear your shit. Have some compassion. She will be greatly missed.
Thank you Jeanne. I knew Janice and her family back in the 1970s and remember her as you describe. I don’t understand why people feel the need to make those kinds of comments. Apparently they don’t know what compassion is. Condolences to family and friends.
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It appears that rude comment was deleted. Thank you Kym.
I was gone much of yesterday or I would have deleted it sooner. I have a much stricter standard for the obituary section.
This woman was my grandmother, even though she did not have to be, we had no blood relation but she loved me like her own anyway! She was a shining light in my dark little world as a child and I will never ever forget that!
There are so many things that remind me of her, stained glass lamp shades, gnomes, hummingbirds, even her ivy….
Her little self was such a big personality! She could light up a room with her entrance and suddenly things were dull when she would leave…she is missed so very much! I only hope she would be proud of me, of us, of everyone who loved her who has rallied around her family since her passing.
I love you Grandma, always have, always will!
XoXo
Love u so much
HAPPY EARLY BIRTHDAY MOM I MISS YOU SO MUCH 💓OUR BIRTHDAYS ARN’T THE SAME WITHOUT YOU…😪
I HOPE YOUR DANCING IN THE SKY……….AND I HOPE YOUR SINGING IN THE ANGELS CHOIR….I HOPE THE ANGELS KNOW WHAT THEY HAVE…
I BET IT’S SO NICE UP IN HEAVEN SINCE YOU ARRIVED….
SINCE YOU ARRIVED.
This wonderful person was one of my closest friends. I loved her like a sister as I watched her raise her daughters. We had so much fun together. All the many nights I stayed up there sleeping on the chaise lounge talking, laughing, sometimes crying. We were each other’s confident. We had many secrets and would giggle like little girls when we were back in the bedroom. Now she is gone and part of my heart is too. Janice, you were always there for me no matter what and I will always love you for that. Now your daughter, Bonnie, who I have grown closer to has stepped up and has been there for me. You would be proud of the woman she has become. I don’t think she has even realized how much she has done for me. I will always be there for your girls and try to do things like you would have done. I can never fill your shoes. You had the biggest heart and trusted everyone. I miss you so much. I know that you look down from above and watch us all. I can see you laughing at all the stupid, clumsy stuff that I do. Thank you for being my friend.
Until we meet again my friend…💞
Jeanne, this brought tears to my eyes. Hugs.
Janice was my mother. She didn’t give birth to me but she taught me that someone could really love me. I’ve spent my life trying to deserve the love that she showed me, at a time when all l had known was abuse and contempt. It was Janice and her daughters that saved me. I began to see the world as a place where I could be loved. She treated me as a true friend and a member of her family, at a time, when I was being abused and had no love at all left for myself. I will never begin to repay the gift she gave to me; The love she taught me. The
love I’ve carried on to my children. Her love has Ied my actions throughout my life. The abuse I experienced as a child has ended with me thanks to the love Janice showed me. I was met with unconditional love and acceptance. The ripples of that I
ove continue. Thank-you Janice. I hope to find you after this life ends. You are a beautiful soul and lam forever grateful.
What a beautiful tribute. I can’t think of a higher honor than to have someone say that about you.