8 page of Janet Warlick

HOMEGOING CELEBRATION

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August 12,1964

February 15, 2019

Janet Denise

Warlick

TUESDAY, March 5, 2019 Family Hour: 12:00 PM Funeral: 12:30 Pm

Clora Funeral Home 5801 East 7 Mile Rd. Detroit, MI 48234

When I Lost You I wish I could see you one more time, Come walking through the door...

But I know that is impossible, I will hear your voice no more.

I know you can feel my tears And you don’t want me to cry, Yet my heart is broken because I can’t understand why someone So precious had to die.

I pray that God will give me strength And somehow get me through...

As I struggle with the heartache That came When I Lost You.

This is by far the hardest thing we've ever had to do, some how some way We know we'll make it thru. But what we both refuse to do is ever say goodbye to you. Your absence from us is just temporary. The memories we have with you we will forever cherish. “ Love, Chrissy & Jalen

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Order of Service Organ Prelude Processional Song ”Home” recording by Stephanie Mills Scripture Reverend Walter Allen Steen Prayer Reverend Walter Allen Steen Acknowledgement of Cards, Telegrams, Condolences And Reading of the Obituary LaKechia Bradley Special Remark (Please limit to 2 minutes) Song ”See You Again” recording by Charlie Puth Eulogy Reverend Walter Allen Steen Recessional Organ Prelude

I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in Me, though he may die, he shall live.

And whoever lives and believes in Me shall never die.

St. John 11:25-26 |3

The Story of

Janet Denise

Warlick

Janet Warlick was born August 12, 1964 in Humboldt Tennessee to Georgia Watkins and JD Cobb whom both preceded her in death.

Janet’s fondness for education began while living in Humboldt, Tenn and it carried on when she moved to Detroit Michigan in 1973 with her mother and five siblings. She graduated from the Detroit Public School system and chose to continue her education at Highland Park Community College where she studied psychology.

For over 20 years Janet enjoyed working within the Detroit Recreation Dept.

She had a passion for working with the youth in the community and enjoyed creating and tweaking programs and activities for them. The special friendships she formed over the years with her recreation family has been a blessing to her family.

If you’ve ever engaged her in conversation, you were an instant witness to her strength and fearlessness to speak about the things she felt passionate about.

Family, friends and strangers alike can attest to this. Her love for reading made her like a walking Wikipedia. She also enjoyed family gatherings, Sudoku puzzles, playing cards and “going down the street” to the casino.

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Janet leaves to cherish her memory two children: Crystal Warlick and Jalen Warlick; Six grandchildren: Nakyra, Jarod, Justin, Michael, London and Jalen Jr (whom proceeded her in death); Five siblings: Annette Watkins, Theophilus Watkins, Efrem Warlick, Donna Watkins and Johnny Watkins; Six nieces and nephews: Tiant, Domonique, Teleka, Jada, Morgan and Jabril and a host of family and friends

When Tomorrow Starts Without Me When tomorrow starts without me, please try to understand, That an angel came and called my name, and took me by the hand; The angel said my place was ready, In Heaven far above, And that I’d have to leave behind all those I dearly love. But when I walked through Heaven’s Gates, I felt so much at home, for God looked down, smiled at me, And told me “Welcome Home.” So when tomorrow starts without me, Don’t think we’re far apart, for every time you think of me, I’m right there in your heart.

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We Love You Grandma my sweet love my heart never felt so much pain until he day you left me my heart was torn in two one side with heartache the other was taken with you I’ll miss you I may even cry but I know your no longer in pain you were always there even through the rain you never told me you were leave we didn’t have a proper goodbye and only God Knows why the memories I have of you will last forever right along with my pain in my heart you shall remain until the day we meet again my sweet love .

Grandddaughter Te’Kyla (Nakyra)

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Dear Grandma, it’s so hard to let you go, please oh please my heart hurts so.

I’m so sorry I’m not keeping myself as calm, as you have reminded me all the time.

I hear you saying to me again, “Take a deep breath, the deepest that u can”...

You being gone feels so unreal, and nothing could help the pain that I feel but I’ll pull through and stay strong for you make sure u save me a special spot next to you.

I love you grandma!! ~ Grandson Justin |7

Janet Denise

Warlick Acknowledgments

The family of Janet Warlick acknowledges with deep appreciation the many visits, comforting words, messages, floral tributes and other expressions of kindness in our time of need.

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