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Janice Poulton In Memory Of Your Birthday
Janice Poulton In Celebration Of Your Life
Janice Poulton In Memory Of Your Birthday
Janice Poulton In Celebration Of Your Life
Janice Poulton In Memory Of Your Birthday
Janice Poulton In Celebration Of Your Life
Janice Poulton In Memory Of Your Birthday
Janice Poulton In Celebration Of Your Life
Janice Poulton In Memory Of Your Birthday
Janice Poulton In Celebration Of Your Life
Janice Poulton In Memory Of Your Birthday
Janice Poulton In Celebration Of Your Life
Janice Poulton In Memory Of Your Birthday
Janice Poulton In Celebration Of Your Life
Janice Poulton In Memory Of Your Birthday
Janice Poulton In Celebration Of Your Life
Janice Poulton In Memory Of Your Birthday
Janice Poulton In Celebration Of Your Life
Janice Poulton In Memory Of Your Birthday
Janice Poulton
Janice Poulton
Janice Poulton
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Janice Poulton
Place of birth: Arnprior, Ontario, Canada
Religious affiliation: Protestant
Janice Lynn Poulton, 62, of Pittsburg, CA, beloved daughter of Alan and Simone Bond and loving wife of Richard (Rick) Poulton passed away on May 30th at 4 PM at her home, of complications caused by lung cancer. She is survived by husband Rick and son Robert. She is also survived by her mother, Simone Bond and her sister Susan Richardson of White Rock, B.C. Canada, and her brother Mark Bond of Arnprior, Ontario Canada.
Janice worked for the TD Bank, in Toronto, Canada for 34 years, the last 12 years of which was spent in Branch Operations as a process improvement specialist. She retired from the Bank in 2007. During most of her time in Toronto, she and her husband lived in the High Park Area. Following her retirement Janice and Rick moved permanently to California. They became US Citizens in 2013.
Janice, a strong Christian, is remembered as kind, generous woman who loved family, enjoyed gardening and helping others. She will be greatly missed by family and friends.
