Janet Ann Brown Cliggott, 89

Janet Ann Brown Cliggott, 89

Wednesday, June 4, 2025 - 10:07am

Janet Ann Brown Cliggott died June 14, 2017 at the age of 89.

Many years have passed since, yet her warm presence has never diminished.

Janet grew up as an only child to a single mom, but she went on to have five children and seven grandchildren. She was married to Dick Cliggott for

57 years, until his death several years prior to her passing.

Janet loved good design, antiques, fashion, museums, Broadway plays, but was just as happy alone at home with a cup of tea and a good book, as she had that rare quality of being inwardly content, which benefited everyone around her.

She loved silliness, and was a lifelong fan of the TV show I love Lucy. Alongside her handsome husband, her other true love was Frank Sinatra.

Janet was brave, independent, selfless, elegant, kind, thoughtful, patient, and deeply devoted to her family.

She had remarkable composure and grace throughout her entire life. Her loving heart lives on in all of ours, every single day.

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Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Wed, 06/04/2025 - 16:56

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Michele Delphin Ratté Belfast Maine

Darling Patricia
Thank you for sharing your incredible mother’s obituary with your community. To know you is to automatically love her. And finding out more about who she was and how she lived her life is a gift. Love to so so much Sweetest Pea. Your Shelly

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Thu, 06/19/2025 - 14:39

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Patrícia Cliggott West tisbury MA

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Mom loved the moon and every time I look at it I’m reminded of her strength.
She loved peonies which reminds me of her appreciation of beauty.
She loved the Vineyard Gazette and relished discussing all the details.
Mom loved dining at the Daggett House in Edgartown, and lobsters from the Net Result.
She was a big fan of ‘The Bite ‘ in Menemsha and Humphreys in West Tisbury.
She would reread Cynthia Riggs mystery novels again and again.
Mom loved the Vineyard and as it always seems to do, the Vineyard loved her right back.

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