Janet Lee Fogle, daughter of the late Bertha L. Fogle and Thomas

Fester, was born on December 30, 1963 in Baltimore, Maryland. She

departed her life on April 17, 2019, after a lengthy illness. The Lord

God, our Savior, called her home. You fought a good fight; now, it's

time to come home.

Janet attended Baltimore City Public Schools and graduated from

Edmondson High School on June 4, 1981. She graduated from cosme-

tology school, became licensed and worked as a hair stylist. She also

sold sports paraphernalia and was employed as a clerk and a cook.

Despite obstacles in her path Janet was very goal-driven, passionate

and highly motivated.

Janet was a true angel on earth. She spread joy and happiness wherever

she went. Janet accepted Christ as her personal Savior at an early age.

Janet, affectionately known as "Little bits," loved to play cards and she

also loved sports. Janet was actively involved in the local community

basketball league at Lyndhurst Recreation Center. She won many

championships during her time as the lead point guard. Janet was one

of the kindest people you could ever meet. She opened her heart to

many people over the years and she will be sorely missed.

Janet was preceded in death by her son, Tracy Bowers and nephew,

Sterling Kelly.

Janet leaves to cherish her memory: daughter, Cierra White and six

grandkids, Jordan. Damia, Sabria, Jalia, Malik and Shareef. She is

survived her sister, Gwendolyn F. Kelly; two brothers, Thomas Fogle

(Nicky) and Anthony Fogle; first cousins, Alonzo Thornton (Will), and

Morris Fogle: favorite nephew, Deandre Fogle (Ink); and a host of

aunts, uncles, cousins, great nieces, great nephews, friends, and the

community of Edmondson Village.