Birth date: Nov 11, 1934 Death date: Oct 22, 2015
Janet Marie LaRosee Foutch was born November 11, 1934 in Waltham, Massachusetts to James and Eva LaRosee. After an inspiring courtship, she moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma and married the love of her life Victor Foutch on July 10, 1954. Read Obituary
I took the family to the grave today. Grandma would have loved to see all of the flags and flowers. I thought about how she never got to meet Haven. Jakob was with us and I know she would have loved him and he would have loved her. Left red tulips and two flags.
A few days have passed and it is so hard to believe you are not here. I have picked up the phone dialed you several times to tell you something funny and see how you are doing. Then I remember. The hole you left is unending. Your life made such a difference on this earth. I will miss our talks how we always solved the problems of the world. You were a great mom and grandmother. I thank you for the job you did with your children. I was blessed when Jimmy and I found each other. Because of you he has been the best husband friend father and grandfather. Because of you. I will forever miss you and hope to hug you again one day. I promised you in the hospital during one of our talks that no matter what happened I would help take care of Vic and Jimmy. I will keep that promise. Know your life mattered. Know you are missed. Know you were loved. Gidget
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Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you as you honor this amazing, strong, caring and loving woman! She will be missed by all and we take comfort in knowing she is resting peacefully. With deepest sympathy and love, Joanne LaRosee and family.
Sweetest lady with a loving heart! Heaven's blessing now! Thank the Lord for the gift of Janet Foutch.
When we came to visit some years back, our flight came in late, but when we got to Janet's house the table was just covered with food! Janet said that she knew we had been flying all day and thought we might be hungry, but considering the late hour she had just put out a light snack! Janet was the warmest and most welcoming person, but the thing I loved most about her is that she really knew how to laugh! Her laughter was genuine and included you in her glee. The amusement reached all the way to her eyes and touched your heart. I love that she was active on facebook and in that way kept in touch with all of us "Yankees". I will miss her dearly. Love and prayers to all of her family, Joyce Gillen
There are so many memories. When we all got together to make baskets, Grandma loved how everyone's would be different. When we all would go camping, she would tell us stories. The time she fix my hair for the military ball. I will Miss you. and Love you Forever.
Dearest Vic and family, Bobbie Jo Wilkins just called me here in Arkansas to tell me of Janet's promotion to Glory. She isbeginnina the first part of her new life, meeting loved ones and friends who have arrived before her. May our loving Savior and Lord hold you in His comforting arms during the coming days, months and years. Without His help I could not have made it past year and a half after Jim's promotion. Wish I could attend the service and hold and hug everyone. God bless each one of you with His presence. Love Virginia Lee Wilkins Roberson Conway AR.
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