Janet L. Graeff, 82, wife of Jacob L. Graeff, went to be with the Lord on August 27, 2019. In Janet’s early years, she worked for the former RCA in Lancaster PA. Janet was best known for decorating cakes at Fergie’s for 29 years in Quarryville, PA.
Janet is survived by 2 son’s and 1 daughter and their families, Mark D. husband of Michele Graeff of Lancaster, Melissa S. wife of Larry Mutzabaugh of Holtwood and Brian L. Graeff of Strasburg, Seven grandchildren and Four great grandchildren. Janet’s immediate family, Keith R. (deceased) husband of Pansy Testerman of Lancaster, Duanye H. husband of Mary Lou Testerman of Willow Street, Darryle R. husband of Dolores Testerman of Quarryville, Sharron C. Wife of Karl Eckel (Deceased) of Quarryville, Carol E. wife of Donald F. Williams (deceased) of Quarryville, Cyndi M. wife of Micheal Albenzi of Landisville.
At Janets request, there will be no service. Private burial will be at convenience of the family.
Cremation Services of Lancaster 717-273-6283
3 Comments To "Janet L. Graeff"
#1 Comment By Barry Barr On August 30, 2019 @ 12:26 pm
Jake we are sorry to hear of your loss. It is hard to lose a sister, but know
that she is a peace and is in God’s hand now.
Linda & Barry Barr
#2 Comment By Avis Huber On September 1, 2019 @ 1:40 pm
So sorry to learn of Janet’s passing. She was such a wonderful woman who always had a smile and a kind word. She will be missed!
Blessings to your whole family.
Mitch and Avis Huber
#3 Comment By Pat Friday On September 2, 2019 @ 12:29 pm
Dear Family of Janet,
That is a great picture and this isn’t how I expected to find y’all. Linda’s husband sent me the link for Janet. Funny story is that my brother made the comment he should have married her, but your Dad “ran him off!”. His wife Nancy died a year ago in March.
I am living in Aiken, SC and do make at least one trip to PA/year. In fact can’t believe I was there last month and had no idea how to find y’all. Sharron and I used to stay in touch.
I will keep you in my prayers and thoughts. The best to all of you as you were a very important part of my childhood.
Love,
Pat Wood Friday