Dec 29, 1952 — Sep 26, 2026
Overland Park, Kansas
Janet Ingle was a beloved daughter, sister, aunt, friend, and a woman whose life was guided by a deep and unwavering faith in the Lord. She will be remembered for her gentle spirit, caring heart, and the kindness she showed to everyone she met.
Janet was the loving daughter of Shirley Rhodes and William Coates. She is survived by her brothers, Loren Coates and Brian Coates of Mulberry, Kansas, and her nieces, Kellan Widner and Jennifer Dawson, along with many dear friends and loved ones who were blessed to know her.
Janet dedicated many years of her life to working for the Federal Reserve Bank, where she built lasting relationships and friendships. She took pride in her work and in the people she met along the way.
Her faith was at the center of Janet’s life. She loved the Lord deeply and sought to live according to His Word. Janet attended New Hope Church in Olathe, where she was blessed by the ministry of Pastor Terry Bradshaw. Her faith was evident not only in what she believed, but in how she lived each day. She was a woman who would do anything she could to help someone in need.
Janet had a special gift for making people feel cared for and accepted. She never spoke ill of others and always looked for the good in people. Her kindness was genuine, her heart was generous, and her compassion touched many lives.
Janet also found great joy in painting. She began exploring her passion at Pinot’s Palette and eventually brought that love of painting to the community at Overland Park Place, where she enjoyed sharing her creativity with those around her. She made many wonderful friends there, and her presence brought warmth and happiness to the lives of those who knew her.
Janet’s life was a beautiful reflection of her faith: she loved others, offered help whenever she could, and tried to follow the teachings of the Lord in all that she did. Her gentle nature and caring spirit will be deeply missed, but the love and kindness she gave so freely will remain in the hearts of those who knew her.
Though we grieve her passing, we find comfort in knowing that Janet’s faith was strong and that she is now at peace in the presence of the Lord she loved so dearly.
“Blessed are the pure in heart: for they shall see God.”— Matthew 5:8
Obituary published by Johnson County Funeral Chapel & Memorial Gardens.
