In Memory of Janice Uhrynowski: A Legacy of Compassion and Dedication
The insurance community has lost a cherished member as Janice Uhrynowski passed away on November 2nd, leaving behind a legacy characterized by dedication, compassion, and a love for life’s finer details.
Janice Uhrynowski was born on December 9, 1945, in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Her career began in education, but her most impactful work was in counseling, which she pursued after earning a Master’s degree from Southern Connecticut State University. Her professional journey reflects her exceptional ability to connect with and assist those around her, creating lasting relationships built on understanding and care.
Janice's legacy is defined by her deep appreciation for nature and her commitment to fostering strong bonds within her family and community. She leaves behind her children, John, Laura, and Jason, and four grandchildren, alongside an extended family and cherished friends. A memorial service celebrating Janice's vibrant spirit will take place on November 5th at Gregory Doyle Funeral Home in Milford, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at Saint Gabriel Church. Attendees are encouraged to wear colorful attire, mirroring the vibrancy that Janice brought to life. Contributions toward a memorial bench at the beach in her honor are welcomed by the family.
Janice Uhrynowski: A Life Devoted to Helping Others
Janice's professional dedication and personal passions have left a lasting impact on those who knew her. Through her work in counseling, she not only guided individuals but also inspired a community to approach life with empathy and care. Her love for travel, nature, and shared experiences with loved ones enriched her life and the lives of those around her.
Memorial Details
- Memorial Service: November 5th at Gregory Doyle Funeral Home, Milford
- Mass of Christian Burial: Saint Gabriel Church
- Memorial Contributions: Toward a beach bench in Janice’s honor
- Colorful Attire Encouraged: Reflecting her vibrant spirit
Janice's passing is a profound loss to her family and the broader community, yet her spirit lives on through the connections she created and the compassion she shared. Though she is gone, her influence will continue to resonate profoundly with those who had the privilege of knowing her.