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Janice Mary Harris

janice harris

January 1, 1937 ~ December 27, 2022

Born in: Ware, Massachusetts
Resided in: San Antonio, Texas

Our beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, and friend, Janice Mary Harris, entered into eternal rest on December 27, 2022, at the age of 85. She was born in Ware, Massachusetts, to the late Louis and Evelyn Paquette on January 1, 1937.

Janice was a loving mother and grandmother who adored her family.  She loved to dance and paint, and she especially loved spending time with family and friends.

Janice was a resident of The Village at Incarnate Word for the last seven years.  There, she embraced a strong passion for butterflies. In fact, she was nick-named “The “Butterfly Lady” at the Village and would spend many hours caring for her garden, where her goal was always to save the monarch butterfly.

She will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved her dearly.

Janice is preceded in death by her parents, her daughters Cindy and Janice Harris, and her husband of 59 years, George Harris.

She leaves behind her remaining children: Steven Harris, Patrick Harris (Aloma), Lori Harris, Brian Harris (Tammy), Timothy Harris, and Randall Harris (Jennifer); eight grandchildren, ten great-grandchildren, many step-grandchildren, her sisters Elaine Dean and Carol Bruce, her brother Roland Paquette, and numerous other relatives and friends.

 

Services

Memorial Service: February 18, 2023 2:00 pm

St. Andrew Presbyterian Church
8231 Callaghan Rd.
San Antonio, TX United States

78230

Graveside: February 21, 2023 11:00 am

Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery
1520 Harry Wurzbach Rd.
San Antonio, TX United States

78209

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  1. CandleImageYou were a joy to be around Aunt Janice. A beautiful person inside and out. May you rest in peace.
    Love Theresa , Jason and Jaelynn

    • CandleImageAunt Janice you were an amazing, creative and intuitive person. You will be deeply missed. Condolences to the Harris family, friends and relatives of Janice.

      Love Jacki & Fred

  2. My Aunt Janice was clearly a bright light. Although we didn’t get see her often, when we did, she was always warm and kind, and very witty. I feel she could bring a smile to anyone in her presence. So sorry we couldn’t be there with family to give all our love, and condolences.

  3. CandleImageMy grandma was the greatest. One time in Tehachapi we were driving to town and I always wanted to go on “the pretty road” to see the bunnies with diapers. We always had a good We had had many fun times together. We went on trip to see Aunt Lori in Lincoln. That was fun. She had such a big heart. I always wanted to be like her when I grew up and I still want to.


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