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Janet Elaine Jordan was born October 16, 1960 to Bennie and Donivee Ralston in Sapulpa, Oklahoma. She departed this life December 26, 2019 at the age of 59.
Janet graduated from Sapulpa High School in 1979. On February 5, 1988 Janet Ralston and Eddie Jordan were united in marriage. From this union were born two children, Amanda and Joseph.
She was a member of the New Beginnings Church in Bristow. She enjoyed singing, taking care of other people, listening to music and working puzzles. Janet loved spending time with her family especially the light of her life, her grandson Ethan.
She is survived by her husband, Eddie Jordan of the Bristow home; daughter, Amanda De Oliveira and husband Wislei of Johns Creek, Georgia; son, Joseph Jordan of Bristow; mother, Donivee Launius Chaney; three siblings, Anita Ralston of Santa Fe, New Mexico, Bill Ralston of Bristow, Cheryl Henry and husband Steve of Muskogee; one grandson, Ethan De Oliveira. She was preceded in death by her father, Bennie Ralston and brother, David Ralston.
Memorial service is scheduled for 11:00AM, Wednesday, January 1, 2020 at the Bristow Christian Center with Roger Thompson officiating.
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