Mrs Janice Luna Beebe-Barnett
October 6, 1946 — September 12, 2013
Janice Luna Beebe-Barnett, 66, of Gurley, formerly of Hazel Green, passed away quietly on Thursday, September 12. She is survived by her husband, Lonnie Barnett, two daughters, Catherine Beebe Wittkop and husband, James, and Sue Beebe Knapp and husband, Kurt, and her brother and sister-in-law - Enoch Luna III and Cathy. Survivors also include her grandchildren, McKenna Beebe Wittkop, Kyla Elizabeth Knapp and Blake Edward Knapp and a niece, Leslie Freeman and nephew, Paul Luna, and great-nephews, Cole, Austin and Elijah Freeman.
Jan was a graduate of the University of Alabama A&M and spent many years working for Chrysler before retiring as a Journeyman. Jan was an active member of Agape Community Worship Center and active in TOPS. In her spare time she enjoyed selling Thirty-One. Jan loved sharing the thrill of a great find at a thrift store with her granddaughters and searching through flea markets for treasure. She was a master of crochet, knitting, all things crafty and loved the challenge of a new project. At the time of her passing, she was working on crocheted, cross-stitched crosses as Christmas ornaments to donate to the Wounded Warriors who visit Huntsville in November.
Jan was a patriot and loved her God, her family and her country.
Jan is preceded in death by both her parents, Lige and Mildred Luna, and her brother, Paul Gordon Luna.
In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the Semper Fi Community Task Force. P.O. Box 1061, Madison, AL 35758-5419. Donations are tax deductible. CFC #17999. www.semperfictf.org
Jan was a graduate of the University of Alabama A&M and spent many years working for Chrysler before retiring as a Journeyman. Jan was an active member of Agape Community Worship Center and active in TOPS. In her spare time she enjoyed selling Thirty-One. Jan loved sharing the thrill of a great find at a thrift store with her granddaughters and searching through flea markets for treasure. She was a master of crochet, knitting, all things crafty and loved the challenge of a new project. At the time of her passing, she was working on crocheted, cross-stitched crosses as Christmas ornaments to donate to the Wounded Warriors who visit Huntsville in November.
Jan was a patriot and loved her God, her family and her country.
Jan is preceded in death by both her parents, Lige and Mildred Luna, and her brother, Paul Gordon Luna.
In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the Semper Fi Community Task Force. P.O. Box 1061, Madison, AL 35758-5419. Donations are tax deductible. CFC #17999. www.semperfictf.org
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