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 L. Janin Briggs Jackman 1956 ~ 2009 The world's best wife, mother, grandmother and friend left for her final great adventure March 31, 2009. Born Oct. 14, 1956 in Jerome, Idaho to Gail Lamar Briggs and Laura Pearl Hansen Briggs. Janin joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as a teen while attending West High School. She married Randy Argyle Jackman in the Salt Lake Temple June 24, 1975. Her greatest joys in life were summers at Lake Powell, spending time with her grandkids, traveling, books on tape and sneaking chocolate treats. She was a genuine friend to all. Her time was spent serving the Lord, both in numerous church callings and by lifting the souls of those who needed it. She was selfless and found joy in the simple things in life. Never bought what she could make or borrow, never kept what she could give away. Janin never missed an event. She was there for EVERY birthday, graduation, wedding, sporting event and party. She was the greatest fan and loudest cheerleader. She had an amazing sense of humor which kept everyone laughing at all times. She was young in heart, spirit and body. Janin is survived by her loving husband Randy A. Jackman -Lake Point, children Emily J. Finlinson (Jason)-Lehi, Aaron R. Jackman (Sarah), West Point, Claar J. Runyan (Michael) South Jordan, 7.5 grandchildren, her mother, sisters-Randa Briggs, Elise Sanders and Tracy Briggs Haynes. A viewing will be held Sunday, April 5, 2009 from 6-8 p.m. at Larkin Mortuary 260 E. South Temple, SLC UT and Monday, April 6, 2009 from 9:45-10:45 a.m. at the Stansbury Park LDS Stake Center, 417 E Benson Road, Stansbury, UT. Funeral will begin at 11:00. Interment to follow at the Lake Point Cemetery. Online condolences to www.larkincares.com | ||
4.03.2009
L. Janin Briggs Jackman
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This obituary was absolutely beautiful, and such a perfect tribute to Janin. I can only hope that people could say that many nice things to me after I go. I love you guys.
Hey-I am so sorry to hear about Aaron's mom. Know that we are thinking of you.
I am so, so, sorry Sarah. My heart goes out to both you and Aaron. It really is a beautiful tribute.
Aaron,
I remember your mom well...always the kindest person and always smiling. Those memories are from elementary school...so if they've lasted that long, you know she was genuine.
I'm sorry for your loss.
Lincoln
How are you guys doing. This must have been a rough week for you. Know that I am still thinking of you and if you need anything at all please let me know. Isn't is a blessing to have the gospel at times like these. Even though it is still hard and unbelievable it makes it a little more bearable.
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