Janice Hutt Randolph, age 80

of Braintree

Janice Hutt Randolph, age 80

Janice Hutt Randolph, age 80, a longtime resident of Braintree, died peacefully, Monday, June 5, 2023 at South Shore Hospital, in the comfort of her loving family.

Janice was born in Quincy, to the late Lewis J. and M. Alice (Reilly) Hutt. Raised in Quincy and Braintree, she was a graduate of Braintree High School, Class of 1960. She lived in Braintree for most of her life.

Janice was employed as a clerk for the former Keeler Leather Company on Randolph Street in Weymouth for over twenty years. She had been retired for many years.

She was a longtime active member of Saint Catherine’s Greek Orthodox Church in Braintree. Janice was also active in civic affairs, having served as a town meeting member and on the Petersen Pool Committee.

Janice enjoyed sewing, crocheting, and quilting. Most of all, she was devoted to her family.

Beloved wife for fifty-two years of Harold J. Randolph.

Devoted mother of Heather J. Randolph of Braintree, James H. Randolph of East Bridgewater, Di’Lynn H. Randolph of Weymouth, Peter A. Randolph and his wife Maggie of Revere.

Loving grandmother of Trey, Benjamin, and Jessica Randolph, Devyn Randolph, Rowen and Koanie Randolph.

Dear sister of Carol A. Guard of San Diego, Calif., James L. Hutt, twins Kathleen G. Savoy and her husband Edward, Gail M. Estes and her husband Stephen, all of N.C.

Janice is also survived by many nieces, nephews, and their families.

Visiting hours will be held at the Sweeney Brothers Home for Funerals, 1 Independence Avenue, Quincy, on Wednesday, June 14, from 4 – 7 p.m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Funeral Services will be conducted at Saint Catherine’s Greek Orthodox Church, 119 Common Street, Braintree, on Thursday, June 15, at 10 a.m. Interment to follow at Braintree Cemetery.

For those who wish, donations in Janice’s memory may be made to Saint Catherine’s Greek Orthodox Church, 119 Common Street, Braintree, MA 02184.

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  • I was sorry to read about the death of Janice. I did not know her but am an aunt of Ed and Kathy. I know how hard it is to lose a family member. My prayers are with the family. Muriel Savoy

  • So sorry for the great loss of Jan. She was always very sweet to me and our family. Condolences for her immediate family and friends. May God comfort.

  • 🌸 She always was a very involved woman working always for the good of the family, community, the animals, and enviornment as well as all of various forms of nature that surrounded, and blanketed her in turn in love.

    🌸 She held all of that deeply, and dearly as well as fondly at heart. I wish to express deepest sympathy to the family. I am sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with you, and your family.

    🌸 May peace be with you all !

  • I always had great respect for Janice. I know she will be greatly missed. Please accept my sincere condolences.

  • When someone you Love passes, memories are what we have left. I met the Randolph’s camping in 1993. What a blessing it was to meet the whole family that summer and many more summers to follow. Such Love and strong dynamics in the Randolph’s. They took our family into their camper one awful rainy and stormy night. We were flooded in our tent on the site next to them on Fu2. We spent the whole night talking. Their camper wasn’t equipped to house their entire family but Jan n Randy took my family of 5 for the night. Jan told us the next morning we needed a camper. We set out to find one together and that was the start of a great friendship. Jan will be missed by my family as well as all who had the privilege to know and Love her. My boys often speak of Jan n Randy’s pond. They may not know it but my boys J n Zack and Tamra to this day talk about the pond at the campground they named after them. God bless their family during this sad time.

  • My Aunt Janice and Uncle Randy have been a part of my life almost as far back as I can remember. I was in 6th grade when we moved back to Massachusetts and they graciously opened their home to us while mom and dad looked for a home of our own to move to.

    Six of them and five of us didn’t seem like such and extra-ordinary thing when you are ten years old. But when you have to fit 11 people in a house that was already full with six, plan meals, get 7 kids off to school every morning and into bed at night, as well as trying to fit time in for her own husband, work, and chores, you have to have a selfless heart. Now that I’m an adult and I’ve family off my own, I can appreciate what a monumental task they were willing to take on for family.

    I could tell you many stories about my aunt. But they all come down to one thing, love of family. I don’t think I ever told her how much I appreciated her. I love you auntie, you will be missed.

  • I am so sorry for your loss, Randolph family. Jan was a kind, funny, and strong-willed person. She made me excited to come to work everyday. Though at time challenging, she was always pleasure to take care of. In our last conversation minutes before her stroke, she told me how much she loved orange marmalade and how grateful she was to have her family drive and fly in to spend time with her at the hospital. She had a deep impact on me and I will remember her fondly.

    Sincerely,
    Rudy Neustadt

  • It’s been awhile. Things have changed and I am sorry I was not there at the end. I am sure your up there watching over your grandchildren and loving your thoughts and memories of good days. Whatever reasons we both had for everything in life. I am glad your not in pain your not suffering you where surrounded by loved ones and will be missed. I can never apologize for things I have done but I can say I love you and rest in peace. You will be missed. Your loved to this day and everyone knows your skills in the kitchen and that sewing machines. It made you happy and provided us clothes growing up. The driving road trips when we headed down south. I am sure you enjoyed sitting in passenger seat with the boys in the back and spending the time getting there comfortable safe with part of your family to see more of your family. I always rember anytime I go thru NY to NJ I stop at the Vince Lombardi truck stop. Also Jr’s in north carolina