Jan M. Livingston
Little River
n the evening of April 10th at 10:27, Jan Maria Livingston went home to see Jesus and her loved ones that have gone on before her. She was surrounded by her hero, Bobby, her loving children, Kim "Tootee" and Mason, her precious grands, sisters, and loving friends.
Jan was loved by so many and affectionately called “Princess” by her husband, Bobby, and Gram-Gram by not only her grandchildren, but many adopted ones too.
Jan’s loving compassion and generosity reached far and wide. (Humbly, she never let her left hand know what her right hand was doing.) Jan worked along with Bobby in their family business for 45+ years. But, when she wasn’t working, she enjoyed, believe it or not, ironing, “souvenir” shopping, special island trips with her dear friends, Wednesday day dates with her husband, or just simply sitting and talking with anyone. This community has so many special memories with Jan and for that, she will always be in our hearts.
Jan is survived by her husband, Bobby Livingston; son, Mason Livingston (Becky); daughter, Kim “Tootee” Hardwick (Brad); sisters, Barbara Campbell (Jim), Earline “Punkin” Strickland (“Sump”); and grandchildren, Bailey, Anna Caroline, Pressley, Will and Myatt.
The family will receive friends from 5 to 8 pm on Tuesday, April 16 in Lee Funeral Home Chapel. Funeral services will be held at 1 pm on Wednesday at Living Water Baptist Church. Burial will follow at North Myrtle Beach Memorial Gardens.
Published in The Sun News on Apr. 14, 2019
Little River
n the evening of April 10th at 10:27, Jan Maria Livingston went home to see Jesus and her loved ones that have gone on before her. She was surrounded by her hero, Bobby, her loving children, Kim "Tootee" and Mason, her precious grands, sisters, and loving friends.
Jan was loved by so many and affectionately called “Princess” by her husband, Bobby, and Gram-Gram by not only her grandchildren, but many adopted ones too.
Jan’s loving compassion and generosity reached far and wide. (Humbly, she never let her left hand know what her right hand was doing.) Jan worked along with Bobby in their family business for 45+ years. But, when she wasn’t working, she enjoyed, believe it or not, ironing, “souvenir” shopping, special island trips with her dear friends, Wednesday day dates with her husband, or just simply sitting and talking with anyone. This community has so many special memories with Jan and for that, she will always be in our hearts.
Jan is survived by her husband, Bobby Livingston; son, Mason Livingston (Becky); daughter, Kim “Tootee” Hardwick (Brad); sisters, Barbara Campbell (Jim), Earline “Punkin” Strickland (“Sump”); and grandchildren, Bailey, Anna Caroline, Pressley, Will and Myatt.
The family will receive friends from 5 to 8 pm on Tuesday, April 16 in Lee Funeral Home Chapel. Funeral services will be held at 1 pm on Wednesday at Living Water Baptist Church. Burial will follow at North Myrtle Beach Memorial Gardens.
Published in The Sun News on Apr. 14, 2019
Jan M. Livingston
Little River
n the evening of April 10th at 10:27, Jan Maria Livingston went home to see Jesus and her loved ones that have gone on before her. She was surrounded by her hero, Bobby, her loving children, Kim "Tootee" and Mason, her precious grands, sisters, and loving friends.
Jan was loved by so many and affectionately called “Princess” by her husband, Bobby, and Gram-Gram by not only her grandchildren, but many adopted ones too.
Jan’s loving compassion and generosity reached far and wide. (Humbly, she never let her left hand know what her right hand was doing.) Jan worked along with Bobby in their family business for 45+ years. But, when she wasn’t working, she enjoyed, believe it or not, ironing, “souvenir” shopping, special island trips with her dear friends, Wednesday day dates with her husband, or just simply sitting and talking with anyone. This community has so many special memories with Jan and for that, she will always be in our hearts.
Jan is survived by her husband, Bobby Livingston; son, Mason Livingston (Becky); daughter, Kim “Tootee” Hardwick (Brad); sisters, Barbara Campbell (Jim), Earline “Punkin” Strickland (“Sump”); and grandchildren, Bailey, Anna Caroline, Pressley, Will and Myatt.
The family will receive friends from 5 to 8 pm on Tuesday, April 16 in Lee Funeral Home Chapel. Funeral services will be held at 1 pm on Wednesday at Living Water Baptist Church. Burial will follow at North Myrtle Beach Memorial Gardens.
Published in The Sun News on Apr. 14, 2019
Little River
n the evening of April 10th at 10:27, Jan Maria Livingston went home to see Jesus and her loved ones that have gone on before her. She was surrounded by her hero, Bobby, her loving children, Kim "Tootee" and Mason, her precious grands, sisters, and loving friends.
Jan was loved by so many and affectionately called “Princess” by her husband, Bobby, and Gram-Gram by not only her grandchildren, but many adopted ones too.
Jan’s loving compassion and generosity reached far and wide. (Humbly, she never let her left hand know what her right hand was doing.) Jan worked along with Bobby in their family business for 45+ years. But, when she wasn’t working, she enjoyed, believe it or not, ironing, “souvenir” shopping, special island trips with her dear friends, Wednesday day dates with her husband, or just simply sitting and talking with anyone. This community has so many special memories with Jan and for that, she will always be in our hearts.
Jan is survived by her husband, Bobby Livingston; son, Mason Livingston (Becky); daughter, Kim “Tootee” Hardwick (Brad); sisters, Barbara Campbell (Jim), Earline “Punkin” Strickland (“Sump”); and grandchildren, Bailey, Anna Caroline, Pressley, Will and Myatt.
The family will receive friends from 5 to 8 pm on Tuesday, April 16 in Lee Funeral Home Chapel. Funeral services will be held at 1 pm on Wednesday at Living Water Baptist Church. Burial will follow at North Myrtle Beach Memorial Gardens.
Published in The Sun News on Apr. 14, 2019
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