Birth date: Dec 11, 1932 Death date: Jan 25, 2016
Collins (Knapp), Janet 83, New Port Richey, formerly of Congers, NY, passed away Monday, Jan. 25 2016. Janet was predeceased by her husband, George R. Collins; her parents, Walter and Marjorie Knapp; and her siblings, Ellen Dunnig Read Obituary
I cannot believe it has been a whole year since you left us. I hope you know how much I love and miss you! Say hi to the family for me!
Love,
Sandy
I remember Janet when she was my husband's dental assistant at Rockland State hospital and how dedicated she was to seeing that the clinic always was run properly. As my husband was Chief of the department she was the head of the assistants and as such really ran the department. Janet cared deeply for not only those she worked with but the patients that were being treated. She was a remarkable woman who did her job with not only efficiency but with respect for all and she in turn was appreciated by all those who knew her. Shirley K Miller
Sandy,
Gene and I are so sorry to hear about Janet. I know how close you were and how much you will miss her. Know that we are thinking about you and your family.
Take care,
Gene and Deborah
"To Sandy and Family, Janet was such a kind and caring person. I remember one time when she and I were little, we visited our aunt and uncle, at their summer home by the lake. They took a photo of us in a pair of uncle Bob's shorts, Janet in one leg, and I in the other. I have the photo and it brought a smile to my face. May those kind of happy memories comfort you over time, to replace the grief and pain you are feeling now. Love lives on! Joan(Knapp)Zazycki
To Sandy, and Family,
I am very sorry to hear of your loss; please take some comfort in knowing many people are thinking of you and know you are in out thoughts and prayers at this time. Janet is at peace now with God. Cherish all the beautiful memories you have together.
Love,
Bonnie
I will miss my much loved friend. Will miss seeing Janet's presence at our lunches. May God bless this very special person.
Death leaves a heartache no one can heal; Love leaves a memory no one can steal.
