Birth date: Jan 1, 1957 Death date: Mar 11, 2022
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Cecilia Jan Estes Tittle, 65, Johnson City, passed away unexpectedly Friday, March 11, 2022, at Franklin Woods Community Hospital, following a brief illness. Cecilia was a daughter of the late Jack and Beatrice Mallonee Estes. She was a native and lifelong resident of Johnson City. Cecilia was a 1975 graduate of Science Hill High School. She was employed as a Medical Services Assistant with the James H. Quillen Veterans Affairs Medical Center, and was formerly with the Johnson City Medical Center for several years. Cecilia loved spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband of more than forty years, William “Doug” Tittle, in 2020, and a sister, Debbie Tester. Cecilia is survived by her three children, Doug Tittle, Robin Archer and husband Eric, and Jason Tittle; six grandchildren, Will and Maegen Tittle, Logan, Eli, Ethan and Loren Archer; four brothers, George Estes and wife Kathy, Tony Estes, Travis Estes, Jeff Estes and wife Patty; one sister, Cookie Saylor; several nieces and nephews. The celebration of Cecilia’s life will be Sunday, March 20, 2022, where the family will greet family and friends from 2:00-4:00 P.M., in the East Parlor of Appalachian Funeral Home.Read Obituary
I only just saw this. RIP Jan, and sincere condolences to her whole family. My lasting memory of Jan will be Sept 2015 when some of our class attended homecoming in connection with our 40th reunion. She arranged to have our class recognised before the game by the announcer over the loudspeaker. Another 'Topper gone too soon.
Bob Ramsey
SHHS Class of 75
I was Jan's third grade teacher at St.Mary's School. I remember her well. She was eager to learn and such a pleasant child. Our paths crossed again just a few years ago. We were shopping in the same store and we recognized each other. She still had that sweet smile. We chatted a few minutes and we parted with a hug. I am so pleased to have known this special child of God.
Dolores McFall
Ms.Title has been my tax client for several years. I always look forward to her visit. I'm so sorry for your loss. May the Lord comfort you in this time of sorry.\
Jan was a very special lady and friend. Jason and my son grew up together and people at the school often thought we looked alike.So we started saying we were sisters. My real sister even said Jan and I looked more alike than my sister and I did. She was so friendly and always so glad to see everyone. She was always willing to help everyone. She will be missed so much. We are sending love and prayers to the family. We pray for daily comfort and strength for all of you (Proverbs 3:5-6). We love you all. Sam and Ginger Dalton
I knew both Jan and Doug when I worked for the Children's Hospital at JCMC. Both were fine people. Jan had the warmest smile, and always a kind word. Grateful for a life well lived and that she is with her loved ones. Peace and grace.
My deepest and heartfelt sympathy at the loss of a beautiful and loving soul. So many fond memories of this special lady that I called my dear friend from the times we grew up on Unaka Ave to our work relationship at JCMC and beyond. Our friendship had been strong thru out the years. awe have laughed and cried over many things as well. We would always talk about her brothers and sisters who were also like family. My prayers go out to the whole family. She will be missed dearly. I know that she has no worries now and she is with the love of her life, Doug, and sister Deb. Love you lady.
Nancy Lewis
