Janice Lee Woolfolk

Janice Lee Woolfolk, was born on November 27, 1948. Janice led a remarkable life filled with love, kindness, and numerous achievements.

Janice's journey began in Luther, Oklahoma, where she graduated from Luther High School. She was an exceptional student who participated in extracurricular activities. During her high school years, she excelled as a member of the basketball team and displayed exemplary leadership qualities as a member of the student council. Furthermore, Janice was involved in the 4-H Club, demonstrating her dedication to personal growth.

Motivated by her desire for higher education, Janice enrolled at Langston University following her graduation from Luther High School. It was during this time that she developed a strong work ethic and honed her skills for future success.

After completing her education, Janice embarked on a fulfilling career as an Executive Assistant at the Hope Center. Her contributions to the organization were invaluable, and she was highly regarded by colleagues for her professionalism and dedication to her work.

While building her career, Janice also nurtured her spiritual side. At a young age, she accepted Christ into her life and became an active member of First Baptist Church of Luther, Oklahoma. Her faith played a vital role in guiding her through life's challenges and shaped her compassionate nature.

Outside of work and church commitments, Janice enjoyed spending quality time with her family and friends. They laughed together over meals, engaging in conversations and cherished each other's company. Shopping held great joy for Janice as well; finding that perfect gift or treating loved ones brought immense happiness to her heart.

Janice also found solace watching sports. She was an enthusiastic fan, closely following her favorite teams and athletes.

Janice was preceded in death by her loving husband, Stephen Woolfolk Sr; her parents, Azzie and Lylie Caldwell Sr.; her brothers, Lylie Caldwell Jr and Charles Ray; sister, Loretta McGinnis and grandson, Kyle Riley Griffiths.

Janice leaves behind a legacy filled with love and unforgettable memories cherished by her surviving family members. She is survived by her children, Kacey and Sean Sr.; brother, Reginald (Jackie) Caldwell; sister in law, Vivian Caldwell, many grandchildren, nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.

The joy of Janice's life came from her numerous grandchildren: Kazzie, Kyle, Ashlee, Khalil, Kyrah, Stevie Jr., SiAnna, Tyon, Jalaughn, Sidney, Sean Jr., Aaralyn, Brianna, Tyrell, Courtney , Rosie , Shante , Leander Jr., Jacquim , Destiny , Dawn , Josiah , Tajanae among them; they were the lights of Janice's existence.

Janice Lee Woolfolk touched many lives with her exemplary character, warm smile, and genuine kindness. She will be deeply missed by all those fortunate enough to have known her. May her memory continue to inspire us to lead lives filled with love, compassion, and dedication, just as she did.