"How long to sing this song...".
I will forever in my mind's eye see Janet's face in profile, illuminated by stadium lights, enraptured and consumed by the words to each and every Police, Sting and U2 song that the artists themselves were performing at any one of the magical concerts we witnessed together over the course of 20+ years. In particular, I will remember her wrapped in an Irish flag at the U2 concert in Denver that would be featured in "Rattle and Hum". Janet's passions and loyalty ran deeply.
I well recall meeting her for the first time in Piazza Antinori when she and Dr. Bob ventured to Firenze to visit Barb. As a co-ed at the University of Denver, Janet became an adopted member of Clan Campbell of Colorado and she survived many a family gathering with great humor and aplomb. After graduation, we were single girls in studio apartments and I shall forever relish this Mary Richards/Rhoda Morgenstern-esque time in our lives. Janet's laugh -- sometimes chin down, sometimes chin back -- is forever tattooed on my memory. On behalf of myself and the Campbells, I send my love, prayers and cyber hugs to Barb, Paul and Jim and their families. I send my gratitude to Janet for being a colorful, vibrant, strong thread in my tapestry. I thank Janet for making my world better because she was -- and always will be -- in it.