Birth date: Jun 13, 1950 Death date: Mar 1, 2021
Janice L. Stone, age 70, passed away on March 1, 2021 in Muskegon. She was born on June 13, 1950 to Carl and Delores (Yost) Stone in Grand Haven. She grew up in Fruitport and graduated from Fruitport High School, Class of ’68. She Read Obituary
I was so fortunate to have Jan as my leader at Spectrum Health- Gerber. She is one of the most passionate, caring, smart, gracious, brave, witty, and hard working leaders I have had the pleasure to work with. I’m incredibly grateful for the impact that she has had on me with not only her leadership but also her friendship. 💗
I consider myself so blessed to have had Jan in my life! We had so many deep, meaningful talks and fun together. I will miss her smile, laugh, adventurous spirit and wisdom. I wish we could have taken our hiking trip like we planned. You will be missed deeply! Love you Jan!
Jan and I met when we sang together in a chorale, and that was just the beginning of our cherished friendship. Even apart, we celebrated together the music that is life. She was brilliant, thoughtful, effervescent, and loving. I shall always miss her and always love her. I was blessed to be her friend.
Love you, Jan.
Jodi
I was lucky enough to meet Janice in kindergarten! I am so saddened by the news of her death. She was everything a great person would want to be...kind, sincere, thoughtful, caring, beautiful and smart! I have admired her my whole life and, not so long ago, I told her just that! I am proud that she considered me her friend.
To her brothers, David and Dick and their families, thank you for being there for her whenever she needed you. She loved all of you so much.
A friend,
Lynn Farr Stroup
Dave, Richard and Family
Our deepest sympathy for the loss of your sister Janice who touched many lives in her life and in service to her community.
Enjoyed working with Jan at New Focus for many years. Visiting her home when she lived in Muskegon near Lake MI and hearing all about her much loved cats. Saddened to learn of her passing. Gary Stajer RN
Jan and I met in high school and became inseparable friends. We went to nursing school together at Blodgett and were roommates and made some unbelievable memories together. She was my maid of honor at my wedding. When Jan shared her diagnosis with me she said “ I WILL keep my joyful ways and will live each good day well”. My sweet friend you did just that. I treasure you with all my heart and love you forever. Till we meet again, I know Heavenly Father is wrapping his arms around you. I am truly thankful for our friendship.
Jan was an inspiration to everyone who met her. She was a calm yet fierce leader and will be missed greatly. My condolences to her family. She spoke very fondly of you all.
Jan was a wonderful soul who I loved working for at Gerber's New Focus Unit. You will be missed. May you Rest In Peace, Jan.
