Obituaries
Obituary: Janet (Tevekelian) Jeghelian
Jeghelian, Janet (Tevekelian) of Walpole, formerly of Westwood, Mass. Feb. 3, 2018.
Beloved wife of the late Haig Jeghelian. Devoted mother of Armen and Tina Jeghelian and the late Robin Theriault. Loving grandmother of Emily. Sister of Claire Kushigian and her husband Harry. Loving aunt of Armine Kanis and Nairi Koroghlian. Also survived by many other family members and friends. Funeral s
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I am so sad to have seen this just now. I always admired Janet from afar. She was an inspiration – intelligent, gracious and beautiful. My sympathies to her family. Asdvadz hokin loosavore.
I just now learned of Janet’s passing…shocked and so saddened.
Janet and I have known each other over 50 years…both of us were
in AYF and “played together” as children at Camp Hayastan in
Franklin, where she and her family visited with our family and where
we went to dances together. She also was so helpful for my good
friend, Evelyn Astorian, helping her as a physical threrapist for so
many years at the Stone Institute. She always lit up the room when she walked in…and she helped so many patients with her upbeat attitude and helpfulness. She was a good friend, and I will miss her. My sincere condolences to Janet’s family.
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I was so saddened to learn of Janet’s passing. We played together
in our youth at Camp Hayastan in Franklin…and she and her family
visited my family quite often. Over the last 50 years, I have seen
her at various times and especially when she was helping my friend,
Evelyn Astorian, at the Stone Institute, with physical therapy…she
did wonders for her and so many other patients. Her smile would just
light up the room when she walked in…both in her personal and
professional life.
She was a good friend, and I shall miss her. My sincere condolences
to her sister and family.