Janet Marie LaRosee Foutch's Obituary
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. She gracefully passed away from this earth at the age of 80 surrounded by her family. She is preceded in death by her parents James and Eva LaRosee, her oldest brother, her sister Lorraine and youngest brother Richard LaRosee. Janet is survived by her husband of 61 years, Victor Foutch and their children; son, James Howard Foutch and his wife Gidget; daughter, Nancy Anne Foutch-Berry; son, Richard Leon Foutch and his wife Theresa; son, Eric Allen Foutch; and Son, Karl Thomas Foutch. Grandchildren: Anne & Jeff Nelson, Christine Foutch, Kathy & Jessie Bagwell, James Michael Dean & Kim Foutch, Robert Eubanks, Victoria Eubanks, Brian McClure, Billy Eubanks, Amanda & David Hein, Melissa Foutch-Orr, Adam Foutch, Jarrod & Daniela Yates, Josh & Kaitlyn Yates, Alyssa & Deontrez Milligan, Megan Becker and K.T. Foutch Great-grandchildren: Hannah Nelson, Hope Nelson, Harper Nelson, Hilary Nelson, Hudson Nelson, Harrison Nelson, Faith Bagwell, Brandon Bagwell, Andrew Bagwell, Molly Foutch, Brooklin Foutch, Derek Hein, Sophia Hein, Abbey Yates, Bryleigh Milligan, Bryce Milligan, Maya Milligan, Kaleb Becker, Christian Becker and Zachary Becker. Siblings: Brother, Henry (Sonny) LaRosee, Sister Doris Logan, and many nieces, nephews and extended family members. The world lost a shining star and heaven gained a beautiful angel on October 22, 2015. For all the lives she has touched and changed, the imprint she has left will be everlasting. Her joys included her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, her extended family, many friends, and giving fits to her favorite POV (poor old Vic). She loved Halloween, dressing up as a witch, her Red Cap in the attic, most of all Christmas and her beloved Santa. She loved cooking, eating food someone else brought in, crocheting, cross stitching, her long list of projects she wanted to try and having a cup of tea with anyone who stopped by. Janet, at the age of 77 found out she had Breast Cancer. Throughout the treatments she stayed strong and confident that she would win the battle and was never without a smile. She became a Cancer Survivor without a single complaint or an ounce of self-pity. After a long and difficult journey she gained a new appreciation for the color “pink”. Her everlasting legacy will continue on through her family, friends, and anyone blessed to have met her. She lived each day by being an example of strength, courage, truth, kindness, and never ending love. In lieu of flowers, at the request of the family, donations can be made to The Little Light House or The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc.. Funeral Service Wednesday, October 28th, 2015-10:00 a.m., Floral Haven Funeral Home Chapel.
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