Jennifer was an amazing person. She dreamed of becoming a nurse, wife, and mother. She succeeded. Along the way, she became a wonderful friend, sister, daughter, and Christian. God blessed this world when He gave her to us. She was the epitome of strength, courage, faith, love, compassion, and "spunkiness."
Jennifer was diagnosed with Lupus in her mid-20s and Pulmonary Hypertension at the age of 29. She fought valiantly with all she had. She prayed hardest when it was hardest to pray. Her faith grew with every day, every doctor visit, every hug from her daughter. She was an inspiration to all who knew her and even those who only knew of her.
Jennifer loved to read and work in the garden. Even when she wasn't able to be in the garden, she still enjoyed feeding the birds and watching the squirrels run around - a cherished activity she did with her daughter, Aubrey. Jennifer married her high school sweetheart, Chad, in 2003. She'd found her soul mate and would adore him the rest of her life. Aubrey was born in 2007. She was the pride and joy of her momma. She's the spitting image of her, too.
Jennifer will be missed by everyone who's life she touched. We will all see her again in Heaven when God says it is time. She's our guardian angel now. We will never be the same without her, but, then again, we'll never be the same BECAUSE of her.
You lived breathless; now, you can breath deeply and enjoy the view from Heaven, Jennifer.
Jennifer was diagnosed with Lupus in her mid-20s and Pulmonary Hypertension at the age of 29. She fought valiantly with all she had. She prayed hardest when it was hardest to pray. Her faith grew with every day, every doctor visit, every hug from her daughter. She was an inspiration to all who knew her and even those who only knew of her.
Jennifer loved to read and work in the garden. Even when she wasn't able to be in the garden, she still enjoyed feeding the birds and watching the squirrels run around - a cherished activity she did with her daughter, Aubrey. Jennifer married her high school sweetheart, Chad, in 2003. She'd found her soul mate and would adore him the rest of her life. Aubrey was born in 2007. She was the pride and joy of her momma. She's the spitting image of her, too.
Jennifer will be missed by everyone who's life she touched. We will all see her again in Heaven when God says it is time. She's our guardian angel now. We will never be the same without her, but, then again, we'll never be the same BECAUSE of her.
You lived breathless; now, you can breath deeply and enjoy the view from Heaven, Jennifer.
Jennifer was an amazing person. She dreamed of becoming a nurse, wife, and mother. She succeeded. Along the way, she became a wonderful friend, sister, daughter, and Christian. God blessed this world when He gave her to us. She was the epitome of strength, courage, faith, love, compassion, and "spunkiness."
Jennifer was diagnosed with Lupus in her mid-20s and Pulmonary Hypertension at the age of 29. She fought valiantly with all she had. She prayed hardest when it was hardest to pray. Her faith grew with every day, every doctor visit, every hug from her daughter. She was an inspiration to all who knew her and even those who only knew of her.
Jennifer loved to read and work in the garden. Even when she wasn't able to be in the garden, she still enjoyed feeding the birds and watching the squirrels run around - a cherished activity she did with her daughter, Aubrey. Jennifer married her high school sweetheart, Chad, in 2003. She'd found her soul mate and would adore him the rest of her life. Aubrey was born in 2007. She was the pride and joy of her momma. She's the spitting image of her, too.
Jennifer will be missed by everyone who's life she touched. We will all see her again in Heaven when God says it is time. She's our guardian angel now. We will never be the same without her, but, then again, we'll never be the same BECAUSE of her.
You lived breathless; now, you can breath deeply and enjoy the view from Heaven, Jennifer.
Jennifer was diagnosed with Lupus in her mid-20s and Pulmonary Hypertension at the age of 29. She fought valiantly with all she had. She prayed hardest when it was hardest to pray. Her faith grew with every day, every doctor visit, every hug from her daughter. She was an inspiration to all who knew her and even those who only knew of her.
Jennifer loved to read and work in the garden. Even when she wasn't able to be in the garden, she still enjoyed feeding the birds and watching the squirrels run around - a cherished activity she did with her daughter, Aubrey. Jennifer married her high school sweetheart, Chad, in 2003. She'd found her soul mate and would adore him the rest of her life. Aubrey was born in 2007. She was the pride and joy of her momma. She's the spitting image of her, too.
Jennifer will be missed by everyone who's life she touched. We will all see her again in Heaven when God says it is time. She's our guardian angel now. We will never be the same without her, but, then again, we'll never be the same BECAUSE of her.
You lived breathless; now, you can breath deeply and enjoy the view from Heaven, Jennifer.
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Chad E. - July 27, 1979
Jennifer R. - February 24, 1981
(Wedding Date) June 7, 2003
Best Friends Forever
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Her grandparents, June and Buford Ramsey, are buried, here too.
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