Brownwood Woman Janice Reeves Dies at 76

Longtime Stephenville Medical and Surgical Center employee remembered for her photography and devotion to family.

Published on Feb. 12, 2026

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Janice Myrlene Reeves, a 76-year-old resident of Brownwood, Texas, passed away on February 10, 2026. Reeves was born in Comanche, Texas in 1949 and graduated from Early High School before earning a degree in cosmetology. She worked for many years at the Stephenville Medical and Surgical Center and was remembered for her passion for photography and her devotion to her family, including her husband Robert and their two sons.

Why it matters

Reeves' passing marks the loss of a long-time community member in Brownwood who was known for her service, creativity, and family-centered life. Her story reflects the experiences of many in the region who have dedicated their careers to local healthcare institutions and raised families rooted in faith.

The details

Janice Reeves married Robert Thomas Reeves in 1970 at Early Baptist Church. Together they had two sons, Jayson and Zachary. Reeves was also remembered for her talent in photography, with her images capturing the beauty of nature. She was preceded in death by her parents, a sister, and a brother-in-law.

  • Janice Reeves passed away on February 10, 2026.
  • Reeves was born on November 19, 1949 in Comanche, Texas.
  • Reeves married Robert Thomas Reeves on February 20, 1970.

The players

Janice Myrlene Reeves

A 76-year-old resident of Brownwood, Texas who passed away on February 10, 2026. Reeves graduated from Early High School, earned a degree in cosmetology, and worked for many years at the Stephenville Medical and Surgical Center.

Robert Thomas Reeves

Janice Reeves' husband of 56 years, with whom she had two sons, Jayson and Zachary.

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The takeaway

Janice Reeves' life story reflects the experiences of many long-time residents of Brownwood and the surrounding region who have dedicated themselves to local institutions, raised families rooted in faith, and pursued creative passions like photography that capture the beauty of their communities.