Janice Ann Miller

Birth date: Jul 18, 1956 Death date: Dec 31, 2025

Janice Ann Norden Miller was born on July 18, 1956, in Tacoma, Washington, to Alfred (Al) and Elizabeth (Betty) Norden. She grew up in Tacoma with her older sister, Cheryl and graduated from Lincoln High School in 1974, where she Read Obituary

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Carol Toms

9h ago

I first met Janice before we started school. Her grandmother lived on the corner of my block and she would sometimes invite me to come and play with Janice when she was visiting. She was a quiet but very sweet girl.

We reconnected in high school and I got to know her better. Janice was smart, kind, caring and truly genuine. She always had a kind word for everyone and had a lovely spirit.

I have seen Janice and Walter at our reunions through the years. Her face always lit up when she talked about her beloved Walter and their son Paul.

We were FB friends and I enjoyed her photos of Yahacts—her happy place.

My sincere condolences to Walter, Paul and all of those who loved Janice. May you feel God’s love surrounding you at this time of deep loss.

Blaine Hall

6w ago

I’m Blaine Hall a classmate of Janice

I first met Janice in 1971 at the start of our sophomore year at Lincoln High School. She was 1 of many that had lunch together for our 3 years at Lincoln.
The thing I remember most was she was always friendly and sweet and had a great smile. My wife Gale and I ran into Janice and Walter at a restaurant 4 or 5 years after high school and she had that friendly smile that I remembered. That’s when I found out that they were married, my instant thought was what a great couple. You see I have known Walter from grade school. Walter like Janice was always kind, friendly, and with a great smile that made you comfortable and welcome.
Then I didn’t see them till our 45th class reunion, then the 50th reunion. It was so good to catch up with them, and like always there was that friendly smile from both of them.
She was a good friend in school and will be missed by all her lunch mates.

Our good friend Jill Davies Weast said it best, she was a sweet, gentle soul.

Rest in peace my friend

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