Janice
B. Treadwell -
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B. Treadwell died peacefully July 9, 2008, surrounded by her three children
filled with gratitude and love. She was predeceased by her husband, Reverend
Joel C. Treadwell, of Austin. Born
in Port Barre, LA, on March 24, 1930, to Dr. Joseph W. and Thelma Brown
Brouillette. Siblings, Dr. J.W. Brouillette (recently deceased) of Bath, NY,
and Jean Martha Forester of New Orleans, LA. Attended schools in Baton Rouge,
LA, graduating from Baton Rouge H.S. in 1947 where she was the President of
the French Club and member of the National Honor Society. She attended
Louisiana State University from 1947-1950 and belonged to Phi Mu Sorority.
She received a Bachelor's degree in Home Economics in 1951 and later received
a Master's degree in English in 1972 from Northwestern State University in
Natchitoches, Louisiana. Janice lived in various places in Texas and
Louisiana during her life as an Episcopal minister's wife. She taught home
economics, science and English in Arlington, VA, Hereford, Tex., and
Natchitoches, as well as Tallulah,
Louisiana. Mother
of Joel C. Treadwell and wife Bea of Covington LA, Mary Jan Treadwell Duke
and husband John of Austin and Jill Treadwell Svendsen and husband Bob of
Encinitas, CA. Grandchildren include Linley and Jackson Duke of Austin and
Michael and Kyle Svendsen of Encinitas. While
living in Austin, Janice was active in many organizations and served as
President of both the Phi Mu Alumni group and Chapter 2700 AARP. She was a
member of St. John's Episcopal Church for 25 years. An avid reader, she
participated in multiple book study groups and published an autobiography, There
Were No Zip Codes Then, which chronicled life growing up in the
depression years. Family members include Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur (Bill)
Treadwell, nephew and niece Stephen Treadwell and Sarah Benak; Dr. Morris
Treadwell (deceased) and wife Doris, niece and nephew Kelly Lynn Byrd and
Allan Treadwell; and Dr. and Mrs. John Treadwell, nieces Leah Treadwell,
Larah Walker, Lochen Wood and Lindsay Rosenthal. Family
thanks are extended to Dr. Laura Guerrero of Austin Diagnostic Clinic and Dr.
Kevin Donor of Southwest Regional Cancer Center who shepherded her through
her final times of illness. A memorial service will be held Saturday, July
26, 2008, at 11:00 a.m., at St. John's Episcopal Church, 11201 Parkfield
Drive. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to support youth ministries
at St. John's. Obituary and guestbook online at http://wcfish.com |