Janice Carolyn Countee
Formerly of Lockhart, Texas
December 1, 1934 ~ September 3, 2018
Age 83. Janice was a wonderful homemaker who also worked in childcare. She traveled all over the world with her husband, John Countee, and her six children-George, Charles, Ronald (Tyrone), Ronnie (Terry), Joan and Anthony (Tony). Janice had the surreal ability to light up a room, connect with people, and touch lives.
She is survived by her husband John, brother Abner, six children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, cousins and numerous friends.
Funeral Service: 2:00 p.m. Saturday, September 8, 2018 at Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses, 9811 South 36th Street, Bellevue.
Memorials will be directed by the family.
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Mom, thank you!
We just learned of the passing of aunt Janice Thursday night of this week! I have fond memories of you and the cousins as youth. Visiting Grandmom Cis and Grandpop Countee during weekends when you all were in Chester, Pa. You all have our love and prayers at this time. May God continue to comcort you now and all ways!
I miss you so mom
Tribute to My SPECIAL Mom…
Right now, I can see your Smile!
You were so Personable. I fell in love with you the first time I met you!
You will forEver be in my heart.
I will always Cherish the times we spent together.
Your talks Inspired me during my tough times.
You are such an Amazing woman! I so glad you were in my life!
Thanks, Special Mom for Loving me, too! You didn’t have to, but you did!
Debbie
To the Countee Family…
My condolences to all of you. I want to thank you for sharing such a special person; allowing me to love her as a mom and having her love me back. “Mom” was such a genuine, kind and caring person. She was a joy to be around and I enjoyed every moment I got to spend with her! I know this is still a difficult time for all of you. You probably find times that you want to pick up the phone to talk to her or run by the house to see how’s she doing and she’s not there. But know that she’s in your heart and watching over you all the way! Cherish her memories forever! Remember that God is your true source of comfort and trust him to help you through the pain. Take as much time as you need to grieve, but know that “mom” would want you to continue to live life and make it the best life you can, because she lived life! If you ever need me, I am here for you. I’m only a phone call away! With sympathy and great love for “mom” and the rest of the family!
Debbie
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