Janet Kay Ramquist

Janet Kay Ramquist (Fornalski) Janet passed away October 17 at 8:01 AM Pacific time, at SeaTac, Washington, due to complications from bone cancer. She was nearly 71 years old. Shown here is her Edmonds Senior High School graduation picture from 1964. She was extremely pretty, attractive and intelligent, was very talented with a charismatic, persuasive and infectious personality. She was multi-talented. She could sing like a bird with her strong, powe and amazingly beautiful voice that couldve bested the likes of anyone appearing on shows like Americas Got Talent. She starred in High School plays and had many friends throughout her childhood and teen years. She was artistically gifted, could make beautiful drawings, she had an uncanny sense and skill at interior decorating using whatever items were available in an incredible way. And she was a great cook, knew how to make food delicious.After high school she battled for the rest of her life with what was diagnosed as schizoid affective disorder. Her life was a long, arduous, and often tragic struggle. Interestingly, all throughout it, she was always pressing the envelope, biting off more than she could reasonably chew, never willing to succumb to the disability. Throughout the years, it was an overwhelming and unimaginable challenge to those closest to her. It is a comfort to all close to her thats shes finally at rest and peace. She was buried at Restlawn Cemetery in Edmonds on October 26, a few blocks from the home where she lived the happier days of her life.She is survived by her two younger brothers, Jeffrey and Randy, and her son Joshua. A memorial will be held on November 12th at 12:00 noon at Edmonds Ward of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 7950 228th Street SW, Edmonds, WA 98026Chari contributions can be made to: National Alliance for Mental Health Washington href=http://www.namiwa.org www.namiwa.org Announcement: Chari contributions can be made to: National Alliance for Mental Health Washington href=http://www.namiwa.org www.namiwa.org