Janice M. Pritchard
September 19, 1953 – September 6, 2024
Janice Margaret Pritchard passed away in September 2024 at the age of 70. Janice was born in September 1953 in Waterloo, IA, the daughter of Robert Pritchard and Arlyne Pritchard (Hayden). She had 3 brothers, James, Darrell and David Pritchard.
She is survived by her brother, James Pritchard (Phoenix, AZ); her nephew, Sean Pritchard (wife, Nancy) San Jose, CA; and her nephew, Ryan Pritchard (wife, Kirsten) Alta, IA ; along with multiple cousins in the Hayden and Daughenbaugh families.
Janice has a rich ancestry of family members from Ireland, England and Germany.
She enjoyed traveling during her early years. She became disabled later in life and enjoyed living at the New Cassel Retirement Center in Omaha, NE. While a resident there, she remained active in several groups such as Catholic Daughters of the Americas, a national group of Catholic women dedicated to helping others. Her faith kept her strong through the years. She also enjoyed watching classic movies, Nebraska football, sewing and writing poetry.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Robert and Arlyne Pritchard; and her brothers, Darrell and David Pritchard.
ROSARY at 9:30AM followed by MASS OF CHRISTIAN BURIAL: Wednesday, September 25, 10:30 AM at St. James Catholic Church, 4710 N. 90th Street, Omaha.
INTERMENT: Calvary Cemetery
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3 Comments
Enjoyed knowing Jan when we were in LaSalle Club. Sending sympathy and prayers to her family. Gerianne (Buda) Jensen
Janice has been a dear friend for many years. She joined our CFM (Christian Family Movement) group many years ago and has remained a member up until now. For the past several years she made arrangements with New Cassel so our CFM group could meet there. That made it possible for her to remain and active member of the group! I always admired her determination to stay active and involved. Not long before she died I visited with her and she showed me a poem she had written that won an award!
I will miss her. May she rest in peace!
Sheila Osterhaus
Janice was one of the most positive women I have ever met. She was always excited to see you and never missed an opportunity to say hello.
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