Birth date: Sep 5, 1934 Death date: Oct 7, 2011
Janis LaRee Minor slipped peacefully from her mortal life in the comfort of her Orem home Friday, October 7. She’s now reunited with her husband & eternal companion Milton Minor; the couple met as students at BYU where both were e Read Obituary
Oh how we Brewer girls love our Aunt LaRee. She has not only told us that we are cherished, but has also shown us her love in so many tender ways. We love her sons and their families as well. We look forward to being together as an eternal family with you, LaRee. Love from the Brewer girls.
I loved LaRee and being with her, dancing with her at Jean's Golden Girls classes and performances. We have missed her since she has been able to come to class. And we will always remember her sweet spirit and kindness. I send you all, her family members and friends, my deepest sympathy and condolences. Jean McGhie
What a lovely woman! We will miss her. Our love to you, Mikel, Marc, and all the rest.
---Paul and Shelley and the kids---
So sad for the loss of your wonderful mother and grandma! But so thrilled for her and the reunion she is getting with your dad and grandparents! She was truly one of the most amazing women I have been blessed to know. So great will be her reward! May the Lord bless you all as you will miss her so much!
We met LaRee and Milt many years ago in Ridgefield WA. She was our visiting teacher for many years and she and Ivy would faithfully come and visit our home and family, making us feel like we mattered to them. One of our favorite memories was eating ice cream at Baskin Robbins with LaRee and Milt. We had 4 small childrren at the time and they would act in the role of grandparents, giving us helpful hints and teaching us to be better parents. They both may be gone from this life, but far from forgotten. Our condolences to all who knew her and we know that her special spirit will surely be missed, but we also know that Milt is happy to have her with him again.
With Love, Debbie and Keawe Tafua
I served with Laree in the American Fork Temple. We would share stories about Vancouver, WA. She was so kind to me and I loved seeing her at the temple after she could no longer serve. She never complained about any physical ailments. I always thought of her as a very elegant but humble, loving sister in the gospel.n
