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A Cabot woman will be remembered this week following a tragic accident at a Jefferson Township hair salon.
According to State Police, 67-year-old Janet Huth was killed when a Subaru Forester driven by 74-year-old Carol Peters of Butler crashed into the side of Scissor Heaven on North Pike Road Friday morning.
Huth was sitting in the waiting area of the salon when the SUV crashed through the front window, pinning her. Authorities say Peters was not injured, but was taken to an area hospital.
Police continue to investigate and it was not immediately known what cause Peters to drive through the building.
Obituary from the Butler Eagle, June 2, 2014
Janet M. Huth, 67, of Cabot passed away unexpectedly, Friday, May 30, 2014. Born October 3, 1946 in Butler, she was the daughter of the late Chester V. and Gladys M. Denny Nebel, Sr. She was a homemaker. Previously, she was employed by Penn Dixie Cement until 1971. She also was employed as an office manager for Gaston Chiropractic until 2008. She was a member of St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church in Cabot. Surviving are 1 son: Regis J. (Sara) Huth, III of Fort Wright, KY. 1 daughter: Rebecca ( Gregory) Venesky of Cabot. 4 brothers: Ronald L. Nebel of Butler. Edward C. (Debbie) Nebel of Butler Timothy F. ( Tracie) Nebel of Butler Michael A. Nebel of Butler. 7 sisters: Judith A. Nebel of Pittsburgh. PA. Linda L. (Thomas) Menchyk of Butler. Lois M. Cramner of Butler. Karen I. Nebel of Butler. Marion E. (Kenneth) Eichner of Butler. Denise E. (John) Denny of Butler. Cathy E. (George) Kerr, Jr. of NY. 3 grandchildren: Hailey, Tia and Michael Venesky, all of Cabot. She was preceded in death by her husband, Regis J. Huth, Jr. who passed away April, 28, 2006. 1 brother: Chester V. Nebel, Jr. Friends will be received at the Geibel Funeral Home 201 East Cunningham Street in Butler from 2-4 pm and 6-9 pm Tuesday. A Mass of Christian Burial be Celebrated Wednesday at 10:00 am at St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church, 315 Stoney Hollow Road, Cabot. Internment will follow at St. Mary Cemetery in Herman.
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Terry H. "Craig"
Janet & her family moved into the house at the other end of the 300 block of First St. in Butler before she and I started first grade together at St. Peter's Catholic school. We were always close friends and I loved her like a sister. A great caring person from a most wonderful family. Hardly a day goes by since her death that I do not think of her. Miss you girl.
Frank A. Simmer
Tragic to see another of our high school classmates gone,especially in such an unexpected way,may she rest with Christ. Respects to her family. You never know when it may be your time so put your trust in Christ Jesus.