Dearest Uncle Bill. We continually lift prays for you, Janet, family and friends. You are in our daily thoughts and prayers. We cherish our memories, laughter, love, and happiness. The closeness of family bonds that stretch across time and miles doesn't change the sorrow that we share. We are always here for you. Love always, Charlotte

- Wayne, Charlotte, Kathryn, and Daniel Lyssy, Mobile, AL

Bill we are so sorry to have heard of the passing of your dear wife Janet. You have our friendship, support and prayers during this very difficult time.

- Bill & Carol Barbee, Savannah,

Bill, I was so sorry to hear about your wife. You will be in our thoughts and prayers. May God bless you and keep you as you deal with this difficult loss. I hope that God will hold you in the palm of his hand and give you peace and comfort knowing that you will see her again in Heaven.

- Mark Troughton , Savannah , Ga

Bill , It is very hard to absorb but the Good Lord works in mysterious ways. Take comfort in knowing Janet is resting in a very peaceful place.

- Ricky Welch, Savannah, Georgia

May Jehovah, the God of all comfort, give your family the strength needed to cope with the loss of your loved one. Revelation 21:3,4

- B. Kelly, Pooler, Ga

Bill, my deepest heart felt sympathy pours out to you at this time. May you hold close to your heart the fond memories and the "Good Times Spent Together" Those memories can never be taken away from you, my cousin!! Best Regards, Stuart Hughes & our Extended family...

- Stuart Hughes and Family, New Smyrna Beach, Fl.

Bill, I am sorry for your loss. I enjoyed the visits and the chats with the two of you.

- Mickey Rhinehart, Savannah GA, ga

Bill, I was sorry to hear about your loss of your wonderful wife. You will be in our prayers. You and I go back a long time and I will be thinking about you. Your friend, Pat Talley

- Pat Talley, Savannah, Ga

I was saddened to hear of the passing of Janet, such a lovely person. She was a good friend to me when I interned on Jekyll Island 1986-87. I admired how she ran the historic district's gift shop and was happy to learn she ran her own enterprise in Savannah. I'm sorry I wasn't able to see her again but will hold memories of her close to my heart. Deepest condolences to husband, family and friends -- and beloved pets (I will also always remember Achetes).

- Kate (nee Denison) Bell, Ballymote, Co. Sligo IRELAND,

I was saddened to hear of Janet's death from Jamie Credle. We worked together for 4 years at the Jekyll Island Museum. She was a kind person and a good co-worker. I continued to see her occasionally when she was at Davenport House and admired the work she did there. Later I was excited to visit her shop in Savannah because I know she loved it so and was so proud of it. I had not seen her in quite a few years but still remember fondly the friendship we shared and our work experiences together. My heartfelt sympathy to you, her family. I wish for you the comfort and peace of Christ in this difficult time.

- Susan Mason Mays, Fort Valley , GA

Jamie Credle of Davenport House in Savannah shared Janet's obituary with me this morning and I was shocked. I lived in Maryland for years and had lost track of Janet, but I remember her fondly from our days of working together at the Jekyll Island Museum. I admired her energy and dedication, and enjoyed her sense of humor. My condolences to her family.

- Lindy Russell, White Oak, GA

We are so sorry to read of the sad, untimely death of Janet and send deepest sympathy. May memories of happy times together and the resurrection hope we share of seeing our loved ones again, give you a measure of strength and comfort in this difficult time of sorrow. (John 11:25) With prayers The Dawes family

- C Dawes, Salem, OH

I have many fond memories of Janet from Historic Savannah Foundation when she was Director of Davenport House. We traveled together to museum meetings. So sorry her life on earth was shortened, gladdened of her time with Bill.

- Dee McCoy-Hunter, Savannah, GA

Dearest Uncle Bill. We continually lift prays for you, Janet, family and friends. You are in our daily thoughts and prayers. We cherish our memories, laughter, love, and happiness. The closeness of family bonds that stretch across time and miles doesn't change the sorrow that we share. We are always here for you. Love always, Charlotte

- Wayne, Charlotte, Kathryn, and Daniel Lyssy, Mobile, AL

Bill we are so sorry to have heard of the passing of your dear wife Janet. You have our friendship, support and prayers during this very difficult time.

- Bill & Carol Barbee, Savannah,

Bill, I was so sorry to hear about your wife. You will be in our thoughts and prayers. May God bless you and keep you as you deal with this difficult loss. I hope that God will hold you in the palm of his hand and give you peace and comfort knowing that you will see her again in Heaven.

- Mark Troughton , Savannah , Ga

Bill , It is very hard to absorb but the Good Lord works in mysterious ways. Take comfort in knowing Janet is resting in a very peaceful place.

- Ricky Welch, Savannah, Georgia

May Jehovah, the God of all comfort, give your family the strength needed to cope with the loss of your loved one. Revelation 21:3,4

- B. Kelly, Pooler, Ga

Bill, my deepest heart felt sympathy pours out to you at this time. May you hold close to your heart the fond memories and the "Good Times Spent Together" Those memories can never be taken away from you, my cousin!! Best Regards, Stuart Hughes & our Extended family...

- Stuart Hughes and Family, New Smyrna Beach, Fl.

Bill, I am sorry for your loss. I enjoyed the visits and the chats with the two of you.

- Mickey Rhinehart, Savannah GA, ga

Bill, I was sorry to hear about your loss of your wonderful wife. You will be in our prayers. You and I go back a long time and I will be thinking about you. Your friend, Pat Talley

- Pat Talley, Savannah, Ga

I was saddened to hear of the passing of Janet, such a lovely person. She was a good friend to me when I interned on Jekyll Island 1986-87. I admired how she ran the historic district's gift shop and was happy to learn she ran her own enterprise in Savannah. I'm sorry I wasn't able to see her again but will hold memories of her close to my heart. Deepest condolences to husband, family and friends -- and beloved pets (I will also always remember Achetes).

- Kate (nee Denison) Bell, Ballymote, Co. Sligo IRELAND,

I was saddened to hear of Janet's death from Jamie Credle. We worked together for 4 years at the Jekyll Island Museum. She was a kind person and a good co-worker. I continued to see her occasionally when she was at Davenport House and admired the work she did there. Later I was excited to visit her shop in Savannah because I know she loved it so and was so proud of it. I had not seen her in quite a few years but still remember fondly the friendship we shared and our work experiences together. My heartfelt sympathy to you, her family. I wish for you the comfort and peace of Christ in this difficult time.

- Susan Mason Mays, Fort Valley , GA

Jamie Credle of Davenport House in Savannah shared Janet's obituary with me this morning and I was shocked. I lived in Maryland for years and had lost track of Janet, but I remember her fondly from our days of working together at the Jekyll Island Museum. I admired her energy and dedication, and enjoyed her sense of humor. My condolences to her family.

- Lindy Russell, White Oak, GA

We are so sorry to read of the sad, untimely death of Janet and send deepest sympathy. May memories of happy times together and the resurrection hope we share of seeing our loved ones again, give you a measure of strength and comfort in this difficult time of sorrow. (John 11:25) With prayers The Dawes family

- C Dawes, Salem, OH

I have many fond memories of Janet from Historic Savannah Foundation when she was Director of Davenport House. We traveled together to museum meetings. So sorry her life on earth was shortened, gladdened of her time with Bill.

- Dee McCoy-Hunter, Savannah, GA