Jan Hyatt

Jan Valerie (Hogoboom) Hyatt, 37, of Sun Prairie, Wisconsin was tragically taken on Wednesday, May 5th, 2021 in Sun Prairie.
Jan Valerie Hogoboom was born at Cherry Point Naval Hospital, North Carolina on June 27th, 1983 at 5:45 p.m. EST to Glen T. and Roberta (Perlmutter) Hogoboom. Jan lived in North Carolina where her father was stationed in the Marine Corps as a Captain until the family moved back to Madison in 1985. Jan went to Thoreau Elementary School and Cherokee Middle School. She attended Madison West Senior High and graduated in 2001.
She married Andrew Hyatt on June 18th, 2016 in Madison, Wisconsin. Jan worked for The State of Wisconsin, Department of Workforce Development for over 6 years. She was previously employed by ShopBop and has many lasting friendships from her years working there.
Jan enjoyed fashion, crafting, making jewelry, drawing, attending music events, cooking and being a mother. She also enjoyed our annual family vacations to Boyd’s Mason Lake Resort in Fifield, Wisconsin.
She is preceded in death by her paternal grandfather, Belford E. Hogoboom and her maternal grandmother and grandfather, Lucy (Fox) Williams and Meyer Williams.
She is survived by her mother and father; brother Charles Hogoboom; daughter Samantha Hyatt; paternal grandmother Sarah Davies Hogoboom as well as numerous loving aunts, uncles and cousins with whom she was extremely close.
A family only graveside service will be held at Forest Hill Cemetery in Madison. Arrangements made by Cress Funeral Home.
Please join us for a celebration of life at 12 noon on May 23rd, 2021 at the Main Shelter in Hoyt Park, 3902 Regent St, Madison.
In lieu of flowers, a trust account has been set up for Samantha. Please send donations to the Jan Hyatt Memorial Fund at Summit Credit Union/Routing #275979034.

"Jannie dreamed too big for this world. Her dreams couldn't be fulfilled here. She couldn't be convinced that her hopes and aspirations might just not happen. Like Christmas morning, every day she thought there might be a present to open.

But still it was very rare to see her without a smile on her face. When she came into a room you noticed her! And even more important, she noticed you!
Sammi was the joy of her life. In a way they were like sisters. Every day for them was about what to do today, what food to eat, or what clothes to wear, or what place to go to, or what people to go see.

If a plan didn't go her way, that just meant there had to be a newer better plan. Maybe she is in a better place, where she can rain down wishes upon us all, and she can guide her baby Sammi throughout her life.

Maybe she is in a place where perfection is possible, where there is no heartbreak. Maybe she will finally open a present and out will spill her every desire, and she will glow with happiness, and be showered with the answer to her every dream.

Yes I think that is where she is now...” ~ Dad

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Cress Funeral Service

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