of Tupelo, MS
July 29, 1960 - July 19, 2017
Janice Crecelius, 56, of Tupelo, Mississippi passed away July 19, 2017. She was born July 29, 1960 to Homer and Sherry Williams. She was a 1978 graduate of Osceola High School and a homemaker. She is survived by her husband, Jimi L. Crecelius; son, Kenneth Clark Strawn of Longview, TX; daughter, Danielle Strawn of Mooreville, MS; grandchildren: Paizley and Paxtyn Strawn of Mooreville, MS; and brother, David (Sandra) Williams of Saltillo, MS. She was preceded in death by her parents.
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Jimmie Crecelius
Wednesday, March 27, 2019
To my Dearest wife Janice this day I never wish to see has come way to soon. My heart has been crushed and aches so very bad. I Know there is a special reason the Lord has taken you from me and I'm sure your more than capable of accomplishing such a task But the hole it left in my heart will never heal until I hold your precious hand in mine again ..I Love you and will forever .......
Cindy Parnell Pruett
Monday, July 24, 2017
Dear Family,
I graduated from OHS with Janice in 1978. We had many fun times together and she was a sweetheart. I'm so glad we were back in touch via fb for the past few years. We had many late night talks and she was always a good friend. I'm so sorry to lose her friendship on this earth - but heaven gained a phenomenal angel and she is resting HIGH on the MOUNTAIN right now. I am still shocked she has passed but the thought of her being whole again and with her sweet parents is reassurance that we will all be together again some sweet day. I am praying for the family to be comforted by that knowledge and by recalling precious memories shared.
RIP, Sweet Friend - Until We Meet Again - Love You!
Cindy "Lu"
GK Strawn & family
Monday, July 24, 2017
The Strawn family sends their deepest sympathies and condolences for the passing of Janice. We are always with our children, Clark & Danielle, whether in person or in spirit. We ask for your continued prayers and support for them and their family.
Father, You can count the stars and call them all by name. Your power is absolute. Your understanding is beyond comprehension. You support the humble. You comfort those who mourn. We declare that those grieving the death of a loved one; mourning will turn into dancing. We confess that You are their rock, fortress, and Savior in whom they will find protection. You are their shield, and the strength of their salvation. Father, You are their stronghold. As they call on You, You have promised to answer. We believe that You will be with them during this period of bereavement, rescue them from grief, honor them, and give them Your salvation.
Thank you for being there for them!
Bonnie Ashley
Saturday, July 22, 2017
Im sorry to hear of Mrs.Crecelius. The Bible tells us one day very soon God will wipe away all tears, and death will be no more.
Revelation 21:4-5 I pray God gives the family strenght and peace during theses difficult days. Psalms 83:18