Janetta Lott

Janetta Lott arrived on this earth January 29, 1937 to Arthur and Alice Noe Lackie of Lonoke, Arkansas. She married her love, Leonard Lott on September 7, 1952 and celebrated 69 years of marriage on September 7 2021. She and Leonard raised five boys later known as the five “R”s.

Jane, as most people called her, was a dedicated preacher’s wife spending an abundance of years playing the piano and singing her favorite songs, later singing with her family, songs such as “I Want Us to be Together In Heaven”, “When I Get Carried Away”, and “He’s Still in the Fire” just to name a few. She never meet a stranger and always had a smile and laugh for everyone who met her. She worked at the Van Heusen Shirt Factory and after receiving her GED assisted many patients at the Des Arc and Hazen nursing facilities. Later she worked as a Home Health Facilitator.

Jane drew her final breath on this earth and her first breath in Heaven at 2:20 p.m. February 26, 2026.

Upon entering Heaven she was greeted by her parents Arthur and Alice Lackie, her husband Leonard Lott, son Roger Lott, daughters-in-law Brenda Lott, Jeannie Lott, and Lora Gammel, sisters Floy Mae Brock, Dorothy Graves, Evelyn Peterson, and brother Joe Lackie

Jane is survived by her sons: Rick (Ray) of San Antonio, Ronnie (Pam) of Jacksonville, Randy (Kathy) of Sheridan, and Robert (Lisa) of Ward

Fifteen Grandchildren, David Lott, Randy Joe Lott Jr., Clayton (Tiffany) Lott, Josh (Shelby) Lott, Shawna (Adam) Rogers, Karrie Lott, Buddy (Ali) Fowler, Jacob (Kiersten) Lott, Samuel (Rachel) Lott, Robert Lott Jr., Rebecca (Brandon) Rankin, Cassandra (Michael) Sanchez, Alice (Bobby Ray) Sullivan, Chelsea (Brandon) Hinshaw and Cayla (Devyn) Anderson.

31 Great Grandchildren and 10 Great- Great- Grandchildren. She will be missed by a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

A visitation will be held 6:00-8:00pm, Monday, March 2, 2026, at Boyd Funeral Home Chapel in Lonoke.   Funeral services will be 11:00am, Tuesday, March 3, 2026, also at Boyd Chapel.  Burial will follow at Sunset Memorial Gardens.