Birth date: May 28, 1949 Death date: Jan 16, 2023
Janet Ann Roberts, 73, passed away Monday, January 16, 2023, in Tampa, Florida. She was born in Cleveland, Ohio, to the late William and Dorothy Schneider. Jan cherished spending time with her family, going to the beach, travelin Read Obituary
To the family: Our sincerest condolences. She was very loved and I know will be missed....may the memories bring you smiles and warmth in your hearts. Love, Laura, Jordan and Mama Jean
Tribute to Janet Ann Roberts: Death is painful, however death taking a precious jewel like you is more painful ! You were a women with a good heart who cared so much about friends and family. Your loving memory will ever remain a monument in our hearts. I have fond memories of our good times growing up together in Cleveland Ohio. All the family picnics in your Mom and Dad’s back yards. All the birthdays parties, July 4th outings, Christmas gatherings with all the bake goods, uncle Kook’s watermelons, and uncle Jim’s 25 cent pieces he would sneak in our handshakes. I remember the house on Triskett avenue with the narrow backyard. We would play bat mitten, you would deliberately hit the birdie over the hedge fence. I had to go get the birdie, and that mean dog next door would growl and chase me. You loved to laugh and smile, play monopoly and play pranks on me ! Growing up with you were some of the best moments of my life ! I will miss you cousin, Rest In Peace. Love your cousin, Bobby Miller
Tribute to Janet Ann: Death is painful, however death taking a precious jewel like you is more painful ! You were a women with a good heart who cared so much about friends and family. Your loving memory will ever remain a monument in our hearts. I have fond memories of our good times growing up together in Cleveland Ohio. All the family picnics in your Mom & Dad’s back yards. All the birthday parties,July 4th outings, Christmas gatherings with all the bake goods, uncle Kook’s watermelons and uncle Jim’s 25 cents pieces he would sneak in our handshakes. I remembered the house on Triskett avenue with the narrow backyard. We would play bat mitten, you would deliberately hit the birdie over the hedge fence . I had to go get the birdie, and that mean dog next door would growl and chase me ! You loved to laugh and smile, play monopoly, and play pranks on me ! Growing up with you were some of the best moments of my life!! I will miss you cousin, Rest In Peace! Love cousin Bobby Miller
