JANICE E. SIMPSON
Janice E. Simpson, 69, of Morgantown, WV died Monday February 4, 2019 in Ruby Memorial Hospital in Morgantown.
She was born May 25, 1949 at Morgantown, a daughter of the late Luther B. Simpson and Glenda J. Anderson Simpson.
Janice was a retired jewelry sales clerk having worked at different jewelry stores. She was affiliated with the Wana United Methodist Church and was a graduate of Clay-Battelle High School.
Surviving are two sons, Jason Samuel Wilson of Morgantown and David Lee Wilson of Parkersburg; three sisters, Joyce Williams of Wana, Donna McClellan of Morgantown, and Drema Frazier of Mt. Morris, PA; and seven grandchildren.
At the request of the deceased there will be no funeral home visitation or funeral service. Janice had requested that her body be cremated.
The Owen-Neely Funeral Home in Blacksville is in charge of arrangements.
Condolences
Sending love and prayers to your Family SAM. Your mom was a great lady. You all are in our thoughts buddy.
David, Sam and Joyce,
I just heard of Janice's passing. I am so sad to hear this news. I remember all the good times we had at my house when the boys were young. We were the best of friends. I can't believe that she is not still with us. I will always remember her as my "best friend". Love to all the family.
Sandy Miller
Was shocked and saddened by the death of Janice. I knew her mainly from phone conversations. I could tell she was a very sweet, compassionate lady who always had positative things to say.
I pray for peace and confront for all who loved her. Especially for her sons David and Sam.
sorry to hear this
I liked Janice very much. I'm sure she will be missed
Oh no ! Janice you will forever be missed! You were always such a sweetheart and now your an angel. Prayers to the family
I am so sorry for your loss. Time does help but I believe it is a long process. She is with Jesus now and her parents. May God be with you all.
Sam, l am so sorry for your loss. You and your family are in my families thoughts and prayers.
I am so very sorry for your loss. I was shocked about her passing. Bob and I love you all and will keep you in our prayers.
I wish to extend my deepest sympathy to the family on the passing of your beloved mother, grandmother, and sister, Janice. We had some memorable times while growing up in "Dogtown", and we can cherish and reflect back on those memories as we too grow older. Sincerely, Jack Cummins
I was shocked to hear of Janice's passing..she spent a lot of time at our house during her high school years ..she was a good friend of my sister , Kathy ...I remember many times sitting at the dinner table with her and laughing at something that had happened at school that day. And that's how I'll remember her...giggling with the rest of us over life's absurdities. My entire family loved Janice and we pray for peace for you and her.
Now why in Hell did Janice have to go and do something off the wall? Now that's Janice, always doing something wild, and crazy. No seriously, I am devastated by this news. I've worked with Jan for over 13 years, we laughed together, we cried together. Whatever happened is not right. She gave so much and never asked for anything. She will be missed. Rest now, Jan for we will see each other in time.
Barbi
The Lilly's Jewelers family is hard broken to learn of Jan's untimely death. She brought so much laughter to us every day. She will be sadly missed but most of all a good person has been called home before her time. She was a mother that believed so much in her boys, she had wonderful sisters, and loving parents that she missed daily.
Joyce, I just saw that Janice had passed. We just got back from Florida, and I had no idea. I am so sorry, and shocked, to her this. She and Linda were inseparable friends in high school. She even came to New Jersey to visit us when we were newly weds (all of us were still kids back then). I hope you are still well. Wish I could have been have been here to see you at the funeral. Best wishes to you. Don
Sam we are so sorry to hear about your mom. We can talk anytime if you need to.