Death date: Nov 4, 2011
Elaine “Janet” Hadden, 81, passed away on November 4, 2011 after a long illness. She was preceded in death by her parents, Fredrick and Donella Warner, and her husband, Samuel Hadden. Janet is survived by her sisters, Fay Bushnell Read Obituary
My name is Linda and I am married to Samuel William Hadden. I think his father was married to Janet. We just found this info about 2 months ago and finally found his dad’s obit. Trying to locate where he is buried. We have searched for a long time and this is our first breakthrough. Please help us my email is [email protected] He thought of him over the years with no info it was hard to find anything. 865 617 9618
Janet Hadden enriched my life. She offered me a position with Atlas Travel and I stayed over 20 years content and happy. She allowed me to represent Atlas Travel, Mr. Brown Booth and herself on functions all over the world. Because of Janet’s trust in me I have travelled to places only dreamed about and I am proud of that trust. My memories of her will always be of warmth and affection for a dear lady and friend.
Janet was a really great caring person. I learned so much from her over 16 years of being her administrative assistant. She will be greatly missed and never forgotten. I loved and respected her greatly.
I am sorry I missed her funeral, as I did not know she had passed away until today. My deepest sympathy to her family.
Janet was not only the best boss she was a parent to most of us. She guided us with tough but endearing love and embedded in us a work ethic that remains with me today. She was much loved and much respected and was deserving of both.
She will always remain in my fondest memories.
Representing the Booth family, I send my deepest sympathies for your loss of a loved and respected woman by me and the many people she worked with as President of Atlas Travel in Houston owned by my father, Brown Booth.
Myself and another two of my siblings apprenticed at one time with Janet when we were young ….. a rite of passage. She was a pioneer in the travel business and was the first person to develop a computer system for the travel business, just one example of how she made Atlas a most successful travel agency in the country. Everyone of her 30+ employees plus affiliates admired her for her devotion to her work, for her dry humor, and her strength of character. She was a legend in her time in the business community and she will be missed.
Janet was an independent, “one-of-a kind” woman. We learned much from her. Through the years she did many kind things for others. We are sorry to lose her, but are glad that she is no longer suffering. Our heartfelt sympathies to the Family.
