Janis Boston Neasbitt, 82, of Whitesboro, Texas passed away at Whitesboro Health and Rehab on Saturday, June 27, 2020.
Janis was born on February 19, 1938 to Loyd and Jewel (Cason) Boston in Whitesboro, Texas. She was a lifelong resident of the Whitesboro and Sadler area. She married Tommy Neasbitt of Sadler on April 15, 1961 and they were married until Tommy’s death on August 9, 1995. Janis was a graduate of Whitesboro schools and The Mary Moses School of Nursing. She was a licensed vocational nurse and worked at Wilson N. jones Hospital early in her career. She worked the last 37 years, up to her retirement, at The Whitesboro Nursing Home for the Reed family. Through her compassion and care for her patients, Janis made a wealth of good friends and was well known around the area.
She is survived by her brother, Jack Boston and wife, Kathy of Whitesboro; as well as a host of nieces and nephews, most noted being Lee Neasbitt and wife, Candy of Sadler; Daryle Taylor and husband, Michael of Howe; Tammye Sanders of Sadler; Jana Howard and husband, Michael of Whitesboro; Mandy Holderfield and husband, Sean of Pottsboro; Jason Boston and wife, Rachel of Texarkana; Jarrod Boston and wife, Lindsey of Atlanta and Janea Boston of Quinlan.
Janis was preceded in death by her parents, Loyd and Jewel Boston, husband, Tommy Neasbitt and brother, Jerry Boston.
Cremation arrangements are under the direction of Meador Funeral Home of Whitesboro. The family will have a memorial service at a later date.
Sweet lady Rest In Peace. Prayers to the family.
WHRC won’t be the same without you. We miss and love you so much. Prayers for family and friends.
I was blessed enough to know Janis for the past few years, doing one of her favorite activities. Exercise! She was a wonderful woman that touched so many lives. We will miss her greatly
I am so sorry for the passing of this dear lady.She was the sweetest lady I ever met. (Her Aunt Lillian was my Aunt).
Praying for all her loved ones.
I just read in the newspaper about sweet Janis. My mom was across the hall so I would stop by and visit her everyday. I enjoyed talking about horses and books with her. I hate that I have not been able to be in to see her during all of this. I am sure the family knows what a wonderful lady she is but wanted to let you know she touched my life as I know she did for many.