Janet Carol McGee
Janet Carol McGee, age 75, of Grand Blanc, MI passed away on Monday, January 19, 2026 at Regency of Grand Blanc. Janet was waiting to have a heart valve surgery, but the Lord called her home a week before she was scheduled for surgery.
Janet Carol McGee was born on November 12, 1950 in Flint, Michigan, the daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Henry and Georgia (Boyd) Duran. Janet married Richard McGee on November 16, 1968. Janet was a floral designer for 40 years. She loved flowers, nature, traveling, tea parties with friends and golf. She was very crafty. She volunteered in her community – at the Red Cross and Grand Blanc Senior Center. Janet loved to shop and loved her daily trips to Starbucks. She also enjoyed family and friend gatherings and playing games.
Left to cherish her memory are 2 daughters Michele (Brad) Smith, and Kelly (partner, Phil Pope) Drzewicki. 3 grandchildren – Kevin, Brandon and Olivia. Her sister Joyce (Robert) Proffer and brother Dennis (Cindy) Duran.
Janet was preceded in death by her husband Richard McGee, longtime 2nd partner Jay Larime, sister Patsy Somerlott, father Henry Duran, and mother Georgia Duran.
In accordance with her wishes, cremation will take place and there will be no service.
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My wife and I are so very sorry to hear this news, with a loving and heavy heart we give the family of Janet our condolences. It’s always hard to say goodbye to those that we know and miss but in the end we hope and can only have faith that one day we too will have the same opportunity to meet our loved ones again with our Lord at the gates of Heaven. Just know to whom is reading this that she’s no longer suffering, but she’s happy and that’s all we should care about.
Hard working hands laid to rest, it just goes to prove that God only takes the Best!
With love The Hansen’s
So sorry for your loss. I’ve loved Jan since she married Dick. She will be missed.
Michele, please accept my condolences on this sudden turn of events in your life. It’s so hard to lose your mother and especially when so unexpected. I just met you in your mom’s room last week when I wheeled Joyce in to see her. I hadn’t seen Janet since your dad passed (our husbands worked and ran together) but I do remember how she loved creating lovely things. I was at your home once when you were very young and I was amazed at her many projects. Of course, when I found out years later that she was Joyce’s sister, that was like frosting on the cake. Hugs and Prayers for you and yours.
Will miss you dear Janet. Rest in peace.