Janice Kay Cole, 72, a native of Westville, Oklahoma went home to be with the Lord on February 26th, 2020 in Springdale, Arkansas.
Janice was born July 6th, 1947 to Roy and Tilda (Shepherd) Clinton. She graduated from Westville High School in 1965 and later went on to receive her LPN license.
Janice Cole married Larry Wayne Cole on November 28, 1969. Janice was a devout Christian who would frequent on mission trips and donate her most valuable resource, time, to Baron Baptist Church. Janice worked as a nurse and brought happiness to individuals and their families to those in need. She enjoyed her flowers and vegetable gardens and giving the fruits of her labor to family members and others. Janice and Larry would frequently travel around the United States and view the beauty of the Lord’s creations. She will be remembered for her infectious love and dedication to God and her family.
Janice was preceded in death by her parents Roy and Tilda (Shepherd) Clinton. Three brothers Pete, Daryl, and Wayne Clinton. Three sisters Dorothy Couch, Louise Smith, and Dean Asbill.
Janice is survived by her husband of 50 years Larry Wayne Cole of the home, 2 Sons Bobby and Teresa Cole of Portland, Tennessee and Brent Cole of Westville, Oklahoma. 1 Daughter Glenda and Karlin Bailey of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Sister-in-law Lorene Clinton of Westville, Oklahoma. 11 Grandchildren Blake, Nicholas, Nathan Cole, and Madison Triplet. Cole, Ethan, and Hope Bailey. Morgan Smith, Hailey, Dusti, and Ruger Cole. 4 Great Grandchildren Jaxon Cole, Jenson and Cheston Smith, Gannon Cole and a host of loved ones.
Janice was born July 6th, 1947 to Roy and Tilda (Shepherd) Clinton. She graduated from Westville High School in 1965 and later went on to receive her LPN license.
Janice Cole married Larry Wayne Cole on November 28, 1969. Janice was a devout Christian who would frequent on mission trips and donate her most valuable resource, time, to Baron Baptist Church. Janice worked as a nurse and brought happiness to individuals and their families to those in need. She enjoyed her flowers and vegetable gardens and giving the fruits of her labor to family members and others. Janice and Larry would frequently travel around the United States and view the beauty of the Lord’s creations. She will be remembered for her infectious love and dedication to God and her family.
Janice was preceded in death by her parents Roy and Tilda (Shepherd) Clinton. Three brothers Pete, Daryl, and Wayne Clinton. Three sisters Dorothy Couch, Louise Smith, and Dean Asbill.
Janice is survived by her husband of 50 years Larry Wayne Cole of the home, 2 Sons Bobby and Teresa Cole of Portland, Tennessee and Brent Cole of Westville, Oklahoma. 1 Daughter Glenda and Karlin Bailey of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Sister-in-law Lorene Clinton of Westville, Oklahoma. 11 Grandchildren Blake, Nicholas, Nathan Cole, and Madison Triplet. Cole, Ethan, and Hope Bailey. Morgan Smith, Hailey, Dusti, and Ruger Cole. 4 Great Grandchildren Jaxon Cole, Jenson and Cheston Smith, Gannon Cole and a host of loved ones.
Janice Kay Cole, 72, a native of Westville, Oklahoma went home to be with the Lord on February 26th, 2020 in Springdale, Arkansas.
Janice was born July 6th, 1947 to Roy and Tilda (Shepherd) Clinton. She graduated from Westville High School in 1965 and later went on to receive her LPN license.
Janice Cole married Larry Wayne Cole on November 28, 1969. Janice was a devout Christian who would frequent on mission trips and donate her most valuable resource, time, to Baron Baptist Church. Janice worked as a nurse and brought happiness to individuals and their families to those in need. She enjoyed her flowers and vegetable gardens and giving the fruits of her labor to family members and others. Janice and Larry would frequently travel around the United States and view the beauty of the Lord’s creations. She will be remembered for her infectious love and dedication to God and her family.
Janice was preceded in death by her parents Roy and Tilda (Shepherd) Clinton. Three brothers Pete, Daryl, and Wayne Clinton. Three sisters Dorothy Couch, Louise Smith, and Dean Asbill.
Janice is survived by her husband of 50 years Larry Wayne Cole of the home, 2 Sons Bobby and Teresa Cole of Portland, Tennessee and Brent Cole of Westville, Oklahoma. 1 Daughter Glenda and Karlin Bailey of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Sister-in-law Lorene Clinton of Westville, Oklahoma. 11 Grandchildren Blake, Nicholas, Nathan Cole, and Madison Triplet. Cole, Ethan, and Hope Bailey. Morgan Smith, Hailey, Dusti, and Ruger Cole. 4 Great Grandchildren Jaxon Cole, Jenson and Cheston Smith, Gannon Cole and a host of loved ones.
Janice was born July 6th, 1947 to Roy and Tilda (Shepherd) Clinton. She graduated from Westville High School in 1965 and later went on to receive her LPN license.
Janice Cole married Larry Wayne Cole on November 28, 1969. Janice was a devout Christian who would frequent on mission trips and donate her most valuable resource, time, to Baron Baptist Church. Janice worked as a nurse and brought happiness to individuals and their families to those in need. She enjoyed her flowers and vegetable gardens and giving the fruits of her labor to family members and others. Janice and Larry would frequently travel around the United States and view the beauty of the Lord’s creations. She will be remembered for her infectious love and dedication to God and her family.
Janice was preceded in death by her parents Roy and Tilda (Shepherd) Clinton. Three brothers Pete, Daryl, and Wayne Clinton. Three sisters Dorothy Couch, Louise Smith, and Dean Asbill.
Janice is survived by her husband of 50 years Larry Wayne Cole of the home, 2 Sons Bobby and Teresa Cole of Portland, Tennessee and Brent Cole of Westville, Oklahoma. 1 Daughter Glenda and Karlin Bailey of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Sister-in-law Lorene Clinton of Westville, Oklahoma. 11 Grandchildren Blake, Nicholas, Nathan Cole, and Madison Triplet. Cole, Ethan, and Hope Bailey. Morgan Smith, Hailey, Dusti, and Ruger Cole. 4 Great Grandchildren Jaxon Cole, Jenson and Cheston Smith, Gannon Cole and a host of loved ones.
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