Janet Viel

Birth date: Jul 30, 1953 Death date: Oct 29, 2024

Janet S. Viel (Mignogna) of Broken Arrow was born July 30, 1953 in New York City, NY to Edward and Dorothy Mignogna (Cimler) and passed into the arms of her Lord in Tulsa on Tuesday, October 29, 2024. Janet grew up in Freeport on Read Obituary

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Nan Mooney

28w ago

in honor of Janet.

I remember Janet as both young brides married the same day and year who happened to live next door to each other in Queens Village . We would bang on the wall to see if each other was home . Janet and Ray were always up to laugh together . We lost touch with each other and life took us on different journeys but I will always remember her huge smile and kind ways . We banged on the walls when we were on our way to the hospital when we delivered our firstborn sons . Rest In peace Janet .

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Ray Viel

36w ago

in honor of Janet.

I miss you so much sweetie.

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Karen Hasstedt

52w ago

My deepest sympathy to Janet's family.
Janet was such an amazing woman, wife, mother and friend. I met Janet through work. She was the first person I worked with on the SABRE/AA account at EDS. After 6 months on the job, EDS flew me to Ft Worth Tx to meet the team and the SABRE team. Janet and Dana actually planned a trip on their own $$ to come and meet me. That was such a welcoming feeling and we had so much fun together. I never met her family, but I felt as if I knew them, as she talked of them often. The love that Janet poured out was so evident. The world was a better place with her in it.
I just picture her beautiful beaming smile in heaven in our father's arms.
Rest in peace beautiful lady.
Karen Hasstedt

Daniel, Jean, Darlene And Children

53w ago

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Anonymous

53w ago

Planted a Memorial Tree in honor of Janet.

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Anonymous

53w ago

Sent a Pretty Please to the Viel family.

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53w ago

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53w ago

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Robert Francks

53w ago

When I was growing up (a long time ago now), my mother would often drive us out to Freeport, Long Island to visit with her cousin Dorothy and her two children, my cousins Janet and Jim. We would play together and go to the beach and cement bonds that lasted to this day. And when Janet met and married Ray, the circle just got wider. Even though we spent long periods not in constant touch, I always knew Janet and Ray were there. Family is FAMILY.

Our lives separated us geographically, but we kept in touch. When we moved to Santa Fe after a. lifetime in New York in 2019, Janet and Ray offered us a place to stay on our cross-country drive. Their hospitality and kindness were simply expressions of how they saw life, duty and service. It's so difficult to imagine a world without her.

May she now rest in peace and may the blessings and consolations of our Lord be with Ray and the whole Viel family.

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53w ago

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