Well Cis…near this time frame 3 years ago, I felt you as you were departing this world. I will never forget that morning but I’m glad our last words were “I love you”. I miss you dearly. I think of you every day and pretty close to every hour I’m awake. You made my life wonderful and I cherish every second we were together. Until we meet again Cis…

Thinking of you every day Cis. Rest In Peace sweetie!

Another year has come and gone and you are so missed by everyone.  I am so glad I got the pleasure of knowing you and your beautiful family.  You were taken too soon.  Your grandkids will all know you and remember you.  The blanket you had your friend make for Owen was such a generous thought and deed.  We were all so moved by how beautiful it was, just like you.  May the angels hold you and God embrace you in your new forever life.  



This was the date (10/07/1965), the lord brought you into this world Cis. This is the second one since you have went to heaven! Think about you multiple times a day ever since you passed. I so miss you. We will get together as a family today along side your resting place to pay our respects. Love you so much Cis!!! Until we meet again...May you continue to rest in peace!

Hi Janice,
Heavenly angel.  I was thinking about you, and the kids, and wanted to share how missed you are.  It is sad to think you can't be here to share in the great pride of how the kids and grandkids have blossomed.  I can speak more to Tommy and April.  Tommy, so mature, learning about fixing homes, and such a great dad.  You would be so proud.  The grandkids are getting so big, soon Evan will be ready to get his license.  The girls are gorgeous, the boys are handsome, they are all healthy, respectful and just wonderful, wonderful kids.  Thanks to Tommy and April's upbringing.  I got all my updates about your girls from April, and it is hard to contact her now that they are in TN.  

I was remembering how in Boston when I went to hospital you were there, and then in Oklahoma for Owen, you and Tom were there.  Shame it was always a crisis of such great magnitute.

You are missed and loved, and April and Tommy make sure you are not forgotten to your wonderful grandchildren.

Someday we will all meet again, and until then, you are forever are on minds and in our hearts.  

16 months ago you were called by the Lord.  I miss you Cis! 

I have to keep reminding myself that you are with Owen and your mother and many others. I think about you every day and I am comforted in knowing you are not in pain any longer. 

Not sure how long it will be but I will see you again one day! Until then, be comforted knowing all of your family love and miss you. 

I will always love you! 

It’s been one year babe. In all honesty...skating by on thin ice. You were my everything and I am sincerely lost without you. Today is not much better than the morning of 11=09=2020. A day we will discuss when I see you again. We all miss you dearly. Things just are not the same without you. Slowly coming to grip that things will never be the same. I never said this to you Cis but you are beyond a shadow of a doubt...the strongest person I have ever known. I don’t even have a 4th of your strength. I honestly think I secretly knew that all along LOL. You just confirmed it in the year 2019 on a day to day basis. The house is the same as when you left it for the last time. Not sure when to do something with it. I guess I’m waiting for you to give me a sign. Perhaps I will get to it some day.  I love you more than anything in the universe Cis. I think you knew that but be prepared for me to regurgitate it when we meet again. 

Janice,
It is my honor to have known you, through your son Tom and April, and our shared love of the grandchildren.  I will miss you, and know you were very loved and are missed very much by so many. 

Thank you for the wonderful memories and the privilege to have known you.

Peg Rhoden


Well Cis,

It's 5-21-2020 and you just would not believe what has happened in  this world since you were called by the Lord. Not sure how I made it to the six (6) month mark but I have. Your headstone is supposed to be ready in a "few weeks". It's long overdo but that's thanks to the Corona Virus allegedly. 

I miss you dearly. Have visited your momma's resting place several times now as well. I hope you two (2) are comforting each other along with all your other departed loved ones!

You were the best Cis...I'm so glad I actually told that to you while you were living! Love you forever and sadly it was until death did us part!

It has been a little more than three months since you were called by the lord Cis...not getting any easier. Oh how I miss you. I want to let you know that I DO SEE your occasional signs and want to thank you for showing me and reiterating that there in fact is life after death. 

Visited your resting place yesterday Cis. First Thanksgiving without you since I believe boot camp. 

We had a great get together at Tabb's and Chad's house. I think you would have loved his turkey. It was stupendous!

These new 1st time things are tough Cis! Miss you first and love you most!

The joy you gave me on a daily basis made me the luckiest man on earth! Love and miss you Cis. Thanks for the signs you have been sending me to let me know you are at peace. 

Here’s a pic of our last “road trip” together.  What a friend and wife you were!

I know you are lost now. When my Mom died then my Grandfather. It was a lot. Time does help. However a greiving process is different for everyone. I tried to live for the ones who were still living. Dad and Nana. Then I realized she Would want to to stop surviving and start living again. 3 yrs ago, I found happiness after 30 yrs. I will get Better just don t give up. Sorry for your lost.

Momma there are too many memories of you to just choose one to share. What I will share is how amazing of a mother and wife you were. 
 
To this day I strive to be as much like you as I can for Adilyn. When I wake up in the morning before getting ready I spend my time making Chad's lunch for work, the coffee, and ironing his clothes for that day. Before getting Adilyn ready we sit on the couch and spend time together as she wakes up. These are things I do because of you. You always put dad and us before yourself. Every morning you woke up super early just to make coffee, and breakfast, and do whatever else needed to be done so that no one else had to. After a long day at work you would come home, make dinner, spend time with us, do the dishes, do the laundry, mop the floors, and even help dad burn in the woods. You were always about family, and that has poured into my life with my own daughter.
 
So thank you momma. Thank you for everything you have done, and will even continue to do. Your memories will forever live on in all of us.
 
We love you!


Momma
Momma, you took us by the hand and have shown us where to go.

Momma, you nourished our minds and bodies and taught us how to grow.

Momma, you showed us independence so that when ite was time we would be strong.

Momma, although your footsteps no longer guide us we know we're not alone.

Momma, forever you'll be in our hearts and that's how we'll carry on.

Momma,
Oh how I miss you so! 
You should be so proud of the three babies you raised. Now some of those babies have made babies of their own, and they are just amazing; they are God's creations for sure! You were truly the best mother anyone could ask for. I wouldn't trade anything for the world! You are the reason I am who I am today. Adilyn and I have a relationship that is just most precious, because of how you raised me. Smile on us from heaven because we will all love to see it.
Love ya bunches,
Lucy Bell

One week ago today...the Lord called you home. I know there definitely was a higher purpose but I truly will miss my beloved Cis. Didn’t expect the “till death do us part” would occur so soon.  It may do us apart on earth but we will be together again one day...thank you Lord!

"You are my Sunshine" something you always told me: everytime we spoke on the phone or in person. I got this tattoo in 2015 before you were diagnosed with cancer. You called me Boochie and Boo but at the end of the day, I was always your Sunshine. 
I got the best opportunity in the world which was to complete my college internship at your place of employment in 2014. It was an honor to go to work with you everyday. Many people have different sides (their work/home self) but you momma, you were so genuine and full of life all of the time! I loved that I could see what a joy you were at home as well as at work. Everyone loved you. You could easily make anyone smile. Not only did I intern with you, but during that time you planned my whole wedding! 
I know it stressed you out, kept you up late at night, probably brought some tears with it all (Neither of us knew how exhausting it would be since it was both our 1st one  planning) but damnit did you pull it off!!! You made my wedding day so special regardless of the stress it caused you.
I have told everyone recently "If you knew my mom you loved her, if you didn't love her it's only because you didn't know her". This tattoo means more to me than ever. The only thing I would change is to have had it tattooed on the left side of my chest so you would be even closer to my heart. 
You will always live on through me mom even if it is my sole purpose in life. Through my smile, my eyes, and my heart. I love you momma. Xoxo until we see each other again...

To Tom may God be with you during this time. Turn to friends and family. don t be afraid to get. Counseling. Everyone need it sooner or later. Holly

My dear niece Cissy such a beautiful person inside and out. You will be missed by so many. Gone way too soon.💔

Tom, I only had the privilege to meet Janice once, when you both came to my surprise 60th and seeing the two of you together made it obvious how much you both loved each other.

I also know from the few times you and I worked together and you would call her or she would call you the call always ended with I love you.

My  heart breaks for you, but knowing she is no longer suffering is a blessing and I know you will meet again in Heaven.
God bless you and your family during this sad time but continue to celebrate her life as I know you will.


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If sunflowers grow in heaven Lord,, please pick a bunch so lovingly.

Place them in Cissy's arms and tell her they're from her family.

Tell her that we miss her so and when she turns to smile,  place a kiss on her cheek and hold her for a while.

Remembering her is easy, we do it every day.  But there is an ache within our hearts, that will never go away.

🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻

Janice and me never seemed to argue or disagree very often. She was so loving and really embraced me being around quickly.
One of my favorite memories of her was a time that she did get mad at me. Not because she was mad, but because she was passionate about what we were doing. Janice was planning mine and Boo’s wedding and had kept a huge planning book. She really put in all of the effort. Well one day the whole gang loaded up in the white suv to go hunt down Karissa’s wedding dress. As usual, I wanted to be around everyone, so I played hooky from work and tagged along. Well I was not allowed to go into any of the dress stores since the dress was for my bride to be. 
After a few hours of shopping we all piled into the car. They had not found a dress and the group was getting tired. There was another dress store an hour away and Janice seemed to be the only one excited to go. I told them that we had plenty of time to get a dress another day.
Janice was not happy with that statement and said something along the lines of no, who told you to come anyways. This was very unlike her, so I was not sure how to take this. We continued shopping and with the help of Janice, Karissa found her dress that made me cry when I saw her walk down the aisle.
After the wedding I continued to tell this story. I do it because Janice wasn’t mad at what I said. She was just passionate about her daughter’s wedding. She always opened her arms and heart to me. 
I will never forget about the love that you showed to me from the day I asked if I could marry your daughter.
I love you and will miss you Mom 2.0


I would spend the night with Cissy and she would talk to Tom all night on the phone I got bored so I would go hang out with Lora and watch her put on make up. When Cissy finally got off the phone she was mad that I was hanging out with Lora.  Lol


She taught me how to cook bacon. You’re probably thinking wow, what’s so hard about cooking bacon? But you know how when you first open the package and the bacon is all stuck together, well she showed me that you could roll the bacon and it would make it come apart so much easier. To this day I think of her every time I open a pack of bacon. 

She taught  me all about Mothers finest. For those that don’t know, they are kind of a funky rock band out of Atlanta. We would listen to them as we painted our finger nails. I thought she was so cool. 

I remember when she asked me to be a bridesmaid. I was so happy to be included in her special day, and proud that she later trusted me enough to watch Tommy ten toes on date night. 

When my mom was sick she taught me all about hospice. We didn’t know what the next step should be, but she pulled me aside and in her sweet way suggested what we should do. She would come to the hospice and offer explanations and tell me what to expect. If she didn’t know the answer she would go find out. I will always be grateful for her kindness during that time.  She was truly genuine. 

She was a 100% Atlanta Falcon fan regardless of the season they were having!

I worked with Janice at Vistacare and until she went to a different company. Janice was the sunshine in our office and helped me learn so many different jobs in our office. She earned the nickname"Boots"with her white go go boots and we always had a good laugh with her about that. We were thru allot at our office and I know I was so touched when she shared Owens story with us. Janice was more than a CO worker to me. She is my friend and I love her dearly and will miss her so much!

Deeply Saddened. I was honored to work with Janice. Despite health concerns she wore a beautiful smile. She was caring and her concern and compassion for her peers and the families she helped never went unnoticed. Her presence will be missed. 

I've known Janice since I was born 32 years ago. Every time I saw her she had a smile on her face. She was one of the sweetest people I've ever met in my life. I will never understand why terrible things happen to the best people. 💔 She was a wonderful mother, wife and friend. She already is and will continue to be missed dearly by all the lives she touched, especially her immediate family ❤ Enjoy heaven for us until we meet again beautiful lady! 💜 

Janice was a kind, Beautiful Soul. She brightened the room when she walked in. She loved her family and will be missed greatly. 
Karla, Dale Joyner

The one thing about Janice that always came to mind whenever her name was mentioned. Her smile.  Found this in a book which I will tender to my brother and husband of this woman. I have absolutely nothing in mind beyond positive memories of her. Except the one time in North Carolina she got mad at me for wasting cinnamon down the drain making breakfast when I was 12 🤣. Sister in law, you will be missed.

Cissy was my cousin my daddy Jimmy Kelly and Aunt Dale we’re brother and sister. When I was very young I stayed a couple of months with Aunt Dale and Uncle Jerry. I thought Lora and Cissy were so beautiful and I wanted to be as pretty as they were. They taught me how to apply makeup, that means nothing to anyone else but meant everything to me. I’m so sorry for the suffering that Cissy endured from this terrible thing called cancer. Cancer has no respect of person, age, color, male or female it doesn’t matter. I will continue to pray for peace and comfort for the family. Rest In Peace Cissy....  ❤️🙏🏻








I have too many memories to pick just one. Janice’s smile, laugh, fashion sense, willingness to go out of her way to help others and good humor will be sorely missed. She was one of the best friends I’ve ever had and I will cherish her for the rest of my life. I love you J. Bo.

Janice was a co-worker and was the most joyful person!  She was always kind and had a smile on her face no matter what she might have been going through.  I will forever be grateful for having met her and getting to know her in the short time we worked together. My prayers go out to her family.

Linda Poore

I worked with Janice at vistacare hospice (Gentiva) and began calling her bubblicious  because of her beautiful personality and her pretty pink lips.  Such a beautiful soul!!! Prayers for her family. 

Janice was one of the first people I met when moving to Georgia 26 years ago. We become close friends and co-workers. She was always a joy to be around. She was one of the most positive people I know (even on her worst days), She always saw the best in everyone and every situation no matter what. We have shared many memories together that I will never forget. She would light up a room with her beautiful smile. It was an honor to know her and call her my friend!!
My deepest sympathy to Tom, Tommy, Tabbetha and Karissa. May God bring you strength,  comfort and peace. 

My most cherished moment in my life...the day I was honored to be in the presence of this wonderful human being whose name at the time was Janice Bishop. Everything after that was "icing on the cake". I celebrate the life of Janice F. Boyle aka "Cis" because being with her all these years was so joyful. I will see you again Cis and my heart will skip a beat or several for that matter like it did when I first laid eyes on you in 1980! I want the world to know...I was given the opportunity to love the most kindest person I have ever met. Thank you lord for allowing this to last almost 40 years! Until we meet again babe...rest in peace.

Visitation - Haisten Funeral Home

Funeral Service - Haisten Funeral Home Chapel

Burial - Jenkinsburg City Cemetery

children: Thomas (April) Tyler Boyle of Daytona, FL, Tabbetha (Chad) Lauren Ethridge of Meansville, and Karissa (Joshua) Loree Love of Fort Valley; grandchildren: Evan, Daisy, Liam, Piper, and Adilyn; father: Jerry Bishop; and siblings: Lora Bishop of Newnan, and Billy (Jaye) Bishop of Griffin.
 She is predeceased by her grandson: Owen Tyler Boyle; and mother: Virginia "Dale" Kelly Bishop.

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Janice Cis Faye (Bishop) Boyle

October 7, 1965 – November 9, 2019

Haisten Funerals & Cremations

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