Janet Lyn Sanders

Janet Lyn Sanders, a devoted homemaker, loving mother, and cherished grandmother, passed away on July 31, 2025, in Beech Grove, Indiana. Born on October 4, 1954, she was known for her vibrant spirit and unwavering faith. Janet's life was deeply rooted in her community, where she made a lasting impact through her active involvement with Lifepoint Church. Her faith was not just a part of her life; it was the foundation of her character, shaping her into a person of exceptional warmth and kindness.

Throughout her life, Janet embraced every opportunity to connect with those around her. She had an innate ability to turn strangers into friends, embodying a generous spirit that sparked joy in everyone she encountered. Whether she was inviting family and friends into her home for holiday celebrations or organizing weekly Bible study sessions, Janet's home was always a place of refuge and love. Her kitchen was often filled with laughter and the delightful aroma of meals prepared with care, as she was known for her hospitality and her penchant for feeding anyone who entered her doors.

A dedicated sports fan, Janet enjoyed attending hockey games, where she passionately supported the Indy Fuel. Her playful and sassy personality made these outings a source of great joy for her family, as she brought enthusiasm to every event—on and off the ice. Whether engaged in her favorite games of Dominos and Round the World Rummy or simply enjoying a cup of coffee, Janet found happiness in the simplest of pleasures.

Janet’s legacy will be carried on by her loving family. She is survived by her sister Fay Drew; her sons Joshua Sanders and Thomas Sanders; and her grandchildren Sarah Sanders, Hayden Sanders, and Mitchell Sanders. Janet also cherished her relationships with extended family friends Michael White and Michelle Hamilton.

She was preceded in death by her beloved husband Bob Sanders, her son Douglas Sanders, her mother Jane Ann Frazier, and her brother Bobby Lee Frazier. Janet's strength and joyous spirit will be fondly remembered by all who had the privilege of knowing her. She leaves behind a tapestry of memories woven from love, laughter, and faith that will continue to inspire those she has touched.