The news of Janet Stevenson’s peaceful passing at the age of 96 brings a poignant mixture of sorrow and gratitude for the impact she had on those fortunate enough to know her. The description of her as an inspiration speaks volumes about the legacy she leaves behind and the imprint she made on the lives of those who had the privilege of calling her a friend. To have known someone for 96 years is to have witnessed a lifetime of experiences, and Janet’s journey undoubtedly touched many. The acknowledgment of her passing as peaceful carries a sense of serenity, as if the closing chapter of her life unfolded with a quiet grace, in harmony with the richness of her years.
The expression of being glad to have known her reflects the profound influence Janet had on your life. Friends like Janet are treasures, carrying with them not just the weight of their own stories but also the collective wisdom and warmth of shared moments.
Her presence, it seems, was a source of inspiration that left an indelible mark on the tapestry of your own experiences.
The details of the funeral, to be held at the Linn Crematorium on Thursday, January 4th, at 2 pm, serve as both an announcement and an invitation. It is a moment for the community to come together, not just to bid farewell but to celebrate the life of someone who touched hearts and left an enduring legacy. The choice of a crematorium suggests a departure that transcends the physical, symbolizing a transformative journey into memory and spirit.
As the community gathers to honor Janet Stevenson, may the funeral become a poignant reflection of a life well-lived. May the stories shared and the tears shed be a testament to the richness of her impact, and may her memory continue to inspire and resonate in the hearts of those who knew and loved her.
