Birth date: Jan 1, 1963 Death date: May 26, 2026
Janice Pedersen, of Moorestown, NJ, passed away on May 26th, 2026, at the age of 63. Born on January 1st, 1963, in Philadelphia, PA, Janice was the daughter of the late Joseph and Claire (nee Hagan) Scannapieco. She was the belov Read Obituary
I had the pleasure of working Janice "zeb" was the nickname I gave her as I often do with people I've bonded with ,she will be remembered every day at work because the nickname is on all the MET team printers , that's ZEB1 the printer cart she pushed for all the years I had the pleasure working with ,joking with and getting laughs with on a regular basis. you will be missed but never forgotten . RIP my zebaroni see you on the other side my friend.
I was so saddened to hear about the passing of Janice.
I have so many amazing memories with Janice and Greg. We all hung out practically every Saturday night, and Every Memorial weekend playing volleyball. We would go to the Firehouse every NYE where we would celebrate Janice’s birthday. Years later, we would all start to become parents together. So many fun times together. Janice was always so kind to everyone, and an amazing friend. We had such an incredible group of friends. I will cherish every memory with Janice and Greg.
My condolences to Greg and his family. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Janice, you will be truly missed. RIP my friend.
Patty Yezzi
I would like to share my condolences on the passing of Janice Pedersen. I had the pleasure of working with Janice at Home Depot in the past. We were all part of the MET team, a small group who worked side by side the store employees arranging bays, stocking, resets etc. Janice was a great part of that team with pricing changes. The MET team was a small family at the Mt Laurel store. Its a shame losing a young woman so quickly . Janice would bring me laughter each time I passed her with her price change cart, projects were constantly changing, always changing shelf prices and labels. I remember Janice as a down to earth person, saying what she feels and not holding back, this is what I admired about her. I will always miss Janice, she is now in a better place no longer suffering. Each time I visited the Mt Laurel Home Depot, I made it my business to see members of the MET team, giving Janice a big hug and sharing our past stories.
God let her rest in peace.
Allan Haber
I knew Greg since high school then he met a beautiful woman named Janice. They asked me to be in their wedding and I was proud to say yes she was always kind and gracious to me even through my ups and downs in life. I know how much she cherished her family. My wife and I extend sympathies and prayers to Greg and his family. She truly will be missed!
