Ouachita County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....MUFFETT, JANET LUSK December 24, 2012
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News Star World - December 27, 2002
JANET LUSK MUFFETT

Janet Lusk Muffett was born on February 21, 1929 in Epps, LA, and passed away 
on December 24, 2012, at St. Francis Medical Center after a courageous fight 
with cancer.

Janet was preceded in death by the love of her life, her husband Billy 
Muffett. She was also preceded in death by her parents Tommy and Hat Lusk of 
Epps, LA, a sister Billie Sprankle, and a brother Bo Lusk.

She is survived by sister-in-law Chris Lusk, nephews Daryl Lusk and family of 
Monroe, LA; Larry Lusk and family of Epps, LA; brother-in-law Bill Jay, nephew 
Kelly Jay, niece Phala Jay all of Abilene, TX. She is also survived by 
special "cousin", caregiver, and life-long friend Florence Leath; caregiver 
and close friend Marsha Leath; and special friend and flower girl Leslie Leath 
Fogger. Other close friends are too numerous to mention, but she was close to 
her card playing group and her baby "Precious", her dog and companion.

Janet also had many friends across the country. Her husband, Billy, played and 
coached Major League Baseball for 30 years. They made so many friends 
throughout his career, and we are unable to contact them all and hope they 
understand. She also had many friends at North Monroe Baptist Church, 
including Associate Pastor Warren Eckhardt.

Janet fought a long hard battle with cancer. Her strength of character enabled 
her to endure her illness with a smile, showing us, her friends, what a true 
Southern lady she truly was.

Upon her written request and to the dismay of friends and family, she 
requested no funeral or memorial services. This is not our wish, but hers, and 
we shall honor it. Janet is now at peace with her devoted husband Billy, and 
her Lord, Jesus Christ.

Memorials can be sent to North Monroe Veterans Home or Chennault Aviation and 
Military Museum in her honor. Janet and Billy were both great Americans and 
patriots and supported and admired our service men and women.


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