When she returned, he coerced her to the basement where he shot her three times in the back and twice in the head, with his 9mm police service pistol. On October 6th, 1994, John took care of the baby at Janice’s mother’s house while she was at a counseling session. The abuses had severely heightened since the recent birth of their son on September 15th. Over the next few days, Janice explained to her family that she was leaving John due to his various mental, psychological and physical abuses of her. Janice called her brother Frank on Septemto announce she was leaving her husband, John, a Portland Police Officer, and to ask for help. Janice was very special and is loved and missed by many. One week later, on October 6, 1994, John murdered her. She loved him dearly and two weeks after his birth, made the decision to leave John because of his controlling and abusive behavior. On September 15, 1994, Janice gave birth to a son, David. After three seasons of trying, she succeeded in mastering “single skiing”. She overcame her lifelong fear of water and learned to swim, boat, and ski in her twenties. She loved the Christmas holidays and put much effort in decorating their home, baking, and welcoming their family and friends over for a visit. She was a good homemaker and took great pride in her work there. She continued working and supported John as he went through the police academy. In July of 1987 Janice married John Aichele. She touched the hearts of those who knew her with her kind and gentle ways. She endeared herself to others and made many lasting relationships. Janice had many good friends from school and work. Janice had an honest work ethic and was a respected, well-liked professional. She then went to Central Point Software, where she became manager of their customer service department. She was a wonderful, caring, and sensitive woman.Īfter high school, Janice worked her way up to manager of Far West Insurance Co., customer service department. She always remembered birthdays, anniversaries, and important days of family and friends with warm wishes and gifts. She loved all children and people in general. Her nieces and nephews always looked forward to the special attentions she gave them. Her hobbies included a “Snoopy collection”, needlework, trips to the beach, crafts, and cooking.Īt about fifteen years old, Janice became and Aunt and relished the role. Janice was a good student, active in Camp Fire Girls in grade school, and rally, peer ministry, and working with the homeless in the Burnside community in high school. Ignatius School and Central Catholic High School in Portland, Oregon. Janice was a loving and fun child, the youngest of five children, three brothers and a sister.
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