Janet M. Haidet

Birth date: Oct 24, 1926 Death date: Dec 27, 2020

Janet M. Haidet, 94, was called home December 27, 2020. Born October 24, 1926 in Canton to Cyril and Phydelia (Loichot) Kolp, she lived in Alliance and Canton. A graduate of Timken High School, Janet was a charter member of Regina Read Obituary

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Marilyn Lhota

250w ago

Janet was my dear friend for 88 years since the first day of school at St John’s. She and I were there for each other at all the important moments of our lives.Her mother invited me to join them on their trip to Cook’s Forest which was my first vacation. I introduce Janet to my cousin Eugene. We both married the same year and were each other’s maid of honor. We were godparents to each other’s children. We celebrated many wedding anniversaries together including our 50th. I will greatly miss her. My deepest sympathy to Mark, Michael and Barbara and your families. You mother was a wonderful woman.

Marilyn Lhota

Doug Dentler

250w ago

Mark, Mike, and Barbara... My family and I are praying for all of you during this difficult time. I have no doubt that Aunt Janet has already found Uncle Gene and Grandma Joanne to start a card game in heaven. Blessings to all of you.

Doug Dentler (grandson of Philip Kolp)

Judy Hawk Norris

250w ago

Janet was a lovely lady! And she and Eugene were a favorite couple of my parents, Elroy and Mary Hawk. We have shared some very good times and laughs. I am so very sorry for your loss, but you can be certain she is at heaven's gate. My sincere sympathy to all. Judy Hawk Norris

Barbara J. Smith

250w ago

in honor of Janet.

May God's love be as deep as your sorrow and His comfort as great as your need. You have my deepest sympathy and prayers at the loss of your Mother and Grandmother. Dave and I always loved getting together with the Smith and Kolp cousins to reminisce and share good memories. Also, Marilyn Chain. Phil, Fr. Kolp and I enjoyed our lunches with Janet. Keeping you and yours in my prayers.

Barbara Smith (wife of Dave Smith, son of Rose Kolp).

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