Birth date: Jul 14, 1942 Death date: May 14, 2026
Janet Delia Landry, 83, went home to be with the Lord, after a short battle with cancer, on May 14, 2026, with friends and family by her side. Janet was born in Worcester, MA to the late Thomas Mahoney and Delia (Azzarone). She Read Obituary
We are both deeply grieved in our hearts, yet happy for our dear friend Janet to be in Heaven with Jesus!
We have known Janet and Fred for 20 years. We have always respected them, yet we have become so close to them over the last 10 years that we consider them our spiritual parents. Their advice is essential to helping us with our walk with the Lord.
Janet was always strong and loved the Lord Jesus. She and Fred were quick to provide us with sound biblical wisdom and portrayed the grace and non-judgement of the Lord no matter the situation. Their sound counsel helped us through some of the darkest times of our lives and helped us immensely in our marriage.
We enjoyed our fellowship with her, and her husband Fred every week. It was the high point of our week. We laughed, shared our joy, struggles and challenges together. She was always upbeat and shared her insights and love for Jesus with everyone.
Janet would always exemplify the grace and beauty of the woman of virtue described in Proverbs 31. She worked hard and always took tremendous care of her family. She was a shining example of how we should live.
Janet, we love you!! We think you left too soon! We understand how much you love and honor God. We look forward to seeing you again in Glory. We know that one day you will be among those greeting us when we pass through the gates into the streets of Heaven.
We are so sad and cannot compare our tears with that of her Family. Please accept our deepest condolences for your loss.
GOODBYE for now, our spiritual Mom!
Jeff and Debbie Stanford
We came to know Janet and Fred through the work that they did for Accountable Management, Janet's long-time employer. In that role, Janet and I had many conversations about people we came into contact with and situations that required her involvement. Janet and Fred went above and beyond in getting stuff done for our companies, I think their motto was "Just get it done!" All with good cheer, never any grumbling. And in our conversations, Janet was never judgmental and never had harsh words for anyone. In time, I came to believe that Janet had superpowers, and I saw her as a true friend, given those very traits. She helped me temper my reactions, usually with a chuckle and perhaps a humorous comment. I knew that somehow, it would all get done, with no grumbling but with good cheer. That was who Janet was.
My husband and I share our heartfelt condolences with Janet's family, especially Fred. This special person will be missed greatly.
Lorraine & Stephen Snipper
I did not know Janet personally, I knew her through work. She was always so kind. It was always a pleasure getting to talk with her. I know she will be deeply missed.
What does one write... I simply stare at the screen with tears... The only thing I can logically explain it is that, He wanted you with Him. It was too sudden, too quick, too unexpected. It was like yesterday... we talked.
Thank you for the words of wisdom. Thank you for the marriage example you and Fred showed us. Thank you for the conversations at the old office. Thank you for the help with our ministry and our business. THANK YOU for praying for our miracle: little Joshua. We LOVE you and you are forever in our hearts. See you in a blink of an eye!
“Eye has not seen, nor ear heard, Nor have entered into the heart of man The things which God has prepared for those who love Him.”
~ Stacy and Pete
