Mrs. Janice Elizabeth Huntington

Birth date: Jun 7, 1949 Death date: Mar 6, 2015

Janice Elizabeth Huntington passed peacefully into the Lord’s hands on March 6, 2015 at her home in Houston, Texas at age 65. Janice was born June 7, 1949 in Houston, Texas. Janice enjoyed nature and the outdoors. She loved to fis Read Obituary

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Beth Weaver

551w ago

My deepest sympathy to you all. Janice was a beautiful person with a great laugh and caring heart. My heart goes out to you all in this time of loss. --The Weaver Family--

Anonymous

551w ago

Sent a Divine Peace Bouquet to the Huntington family.

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The Medical Staff Of West Oaks Hospital

551w ago

Sent a Sentiments of Serenity Spray to the Huntington family.

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Carol Jackson

551w ago

in honor of Janice.

A lighted pale blue candle with a small white flower and a few leaves at its base, set against a soft blue background.

Carol Jackson

551w ago

Janice and I worked together for many years in Psychiatric Nursing! I loved working with her, as as a good friend and an excellent Nurse! Her smile would light up a room, she was so kind and gentle with the patients and everyone! I went on some fun trips with her, she was so fun and adventurous! She was like a Light in the darkness for many, many people! A Candle in the wind! She lived life to the fullest, and always saw the best in people! This world will be without one of God' s best, but we will see Janice again in our Heavenly Home! Be in Peace my dear friend, untill we meet again! Carol J. Love You J.

Ginger Holly

551w ago

Janice, God really broke the mold with you. There are so many memories but one that stands out was our trip to Mardi Gras. She loved the food. She really got into the spirit catching beads with the best. " I can't believe that everything is closed for all this time". My friends loved her spirit. On her recent trip to Florida she stopped in Lafayette for a poor boy at Old Tyme. She discovered it on our trip and was determined to have another shrimp poor boy. Our years of aerobics and the birds we shared. She lived life to the fullest. Love you guys