Birth date: Jan 2, 1947 Death date: Sep 2, 2020
On January 2, 1947, from the beautiful star-studded island of Jamaica, grazing the windy rocky roads of Grants Town District located in the parish of St. Mary, a tiny voice bellowed its first cry that signaled the birth of queen J Read Obituary
I was blessed to have met you. As well your family who loves you so much. As I watched your service I could feel the love as well as the loss. You couldn't speak but when I would take your hand and you would squeeze so tight I felt your love. I miss the weekends with you. I am glad you are at peace. Blessings to your friends and family. Thanks for touching my life. Sandra
An Angel went to rest in the arms of Jesus. Janette, you are gone but not forgotten. Your smile and warmth will live forever in our hearts. May your soul Rest In Him🙏🏾❤️
Uncle Almond, may God’s Grace and Peace, rests, remains and abides with you snd the rest of the family, to give you all comfort 🙏🏾
The relationship I had with my grandmother is something that I will always cherish deeply. From the time I was in elementary schools to her final days, I was fortunate to have someone like her in my corner. While I can't pinpoint my best memory I had with her, I will never forget her nurturing persona. She taught me the importance in serving others out of the goodness of your heart. Whether it was a stranger on the street, or caring for our Hercules, she treated all people with the same compassion as if she was caring for her own family.
I can’t begin to tell our stories about us.there is just too many My question sis when you get to see mama will you still tell her I’m still playing at the Park.our last days together was very painful for all of us but now you’re at peace.Sleep well my sister in the Midst of it all.
Janet was a faithful client at the beauty shop for over 20 years she would remember my birthday my children’s birthday she always shared with Christmas gifts her food she made the best spinach she always came bearing gifts for all occasions even on the early days of her illness she was always thoughtful she was one-of-a-kind I will never forget her and I will remember all the memoriesI am glad she’s at peace all of the ladies at the beauty shop send their condolences we love you Janet always and forever
My aunt, Janette Davis, the meanest of the eight (8) girls. Well at least that’s what’s we thought growing up. The memories I have are countless and I couldn’t just choose one, but if I had to choose one, it would be the memories of her remembering my son (the newest/latest addition to the family) while she fought Alzheimer’s.
Jeanette Davis, you've given me so much, Love from your heart and warmth of your touch.
Your life was a blessing, your memory a treasure, you are loved beyond words and missed beyond measures.
My grandmother was someone whom I cared for dearly. From a young age, she was a key person in my life, and I will forever cherish the time we spent together. Many of my traits now, I learned from her as a child. One of my favorite memories with her will always be Thanksgiving. As a child, I would spend every Thanksgiving eve at my grandparents' house prepping for the big day ahead. From watching the Macy's Day parade to prepping the pies and playing with Nina. The holiday will forever hold a special place in my heart. I'm so blessed to have known someone as compassionate and forgiving as her. She taught me to live boldly and stay focused on the goals I want to achieve. As I continue to grow I hope I can still make her proud. You may not be here with us physically, but I know your presence will always be around. Rest in power, Queen. We miss you.
Chrysantha
