Janice Preschel

1959–2020 (age 61)

Biography

Janice Preschel (1959–2020) was a gentle presence whose laughter lit up rooms from class reunions to neighborhood gatherings, leaving an impression of grace on everyone she met near Mount Moriah Cemetery. Her friends remember her for the way she listened deeply, offered encouragement, and lifted others during both small joys and big challenges.

In family stories she is recalled as a steady anchor, a quiet champion for kindness, and someone who cherished simple rituals of togetherness; even now her influence remains a beacon for those who were privileged to know her.

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