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Portrait of Janice Lindsay Hooper Murphy
In loving memory of

Janice Lindsay Hooper Murphy

Mrs
January 28, 1973 – November 29, 2023
Lived 50 years
Temple Fields Cemetery · Birmingham
“I love you more than life itself”
Life story

Thank you for stopping to read about our beloved Janice. Janice lived life to the absolute fullest. Janice was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer in July 2021 and fought so hard for everyone. As a family we did so much together in that time we went to Jamaica, New York, Abu Dhabi, Milan and a Mediterranean Cruise all of Janice’s dream holiday destinations. Sadly Janice fell ill with sepsis and despite all efforts made by doctors and nurses she could not pull through. Although Janice’s time on earth was short she impacted upon many people’s lives. She is truly an inspiration to all and loved by so many.

“If love could have saved you you would have stayed forever”.

We will love you forever Janice and will live everyday in your memory x

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The world Janice knew

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1973
Born January 28
1976
Janice was 3 when America celebrated its Bicentennial
1982
Janice was 9 when Michael Jackson released "Thriller"
1989
Janice was 16 when the Berlin Wall fell
1995
Janice was 22 when "Toy Story" became the first fully computer-animated film
1998
Janice was 25 when "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" was published in America
2005
Janice was 32 when the first video was posted to YouTube
2023
Passed away November 29, age 50
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Janice, Louisa and I visited you tonight in Temple Balsall, feel very sad you are not with us, still doesn’t feel real. We were admiring your beautiful Robin and imagined you laughing at us trying to locate you, it was 26th December I last came and looks very different now to then, beautiful Wild daisies. Rest in peace Janice, you were a beautiful soul

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