Janice Mary Ruesch

Dear Aunt Jan's Family, So shocked to hear of Aunt Jan's passing. We stayed connected since Uncle Merl passed. I know she was looking forward to her 90th birthday. Now, she will share it in heaven with the love of her life. Sending our deepest sympathies. You are in my prayers. Sue Ruesch Englebert, one of her favorite nieces in Wisconsin.

With Love and Remembrance.

So sorry for the passing of Jan, yet, so pleased that she is at peace. I am so honored to have the privilege to have worked for Jan for the past few years. She was one of the most unique, interesting, fun person I have met. She saw the beauty in life from everything from birds, cats, dogs, trees, to her fun, colorful knee socks. She always put a smile on my face:) My sincere condolences, Laurie Vangellow

My deepest condolences to your family. I met Jan at our church in Perinton. She was a delight. Always positive. She frequented the small gift store I work at in Fairport. She loved her birds, kitty, and anything to do with nature. She treasured her granddaughter who would accompany her on occasion. I didn’t see her when the store reopened after the pandemic and I wondered if she was staying away for precaution. I will miss our chats. She was a beautiful woman who hid her age well. Heaven has gained a wonderful person. With deepest sadness, Sally Eruysal