Birth date: Oct 12, 1972 Death date: Apr 27, 2020
I escaped the mortal realm at the ripe age 47 but I really felt like I was 74. Ha! Five and half years’ cancer survivor right here. I was part bionic and part superhero, which turned me into a Badass Woman, but it never occurred Read Obituary
I'm so sad! Though I only saw Jen a couple of times a year at tax time, it was always a joy to see her come through the door. She always had a new experience, job, promotion or bike story to share. I knew she had serious health issues but she handled them with such courage. Love ya, Jen!
Jen was amazing. She worked hard to get me my promotion at work. I had no idea until a friend let me know she had passed. She is suuuuuccchh a wonderful person and Heaven is blessed to have her home! Thoughts and prayers to her children and loved ones!
We remember Jennifer as Daddy's little girl. She was the apple of Dennis's eye. Our thoughts and prayers to Cindy & the whole family.
Larry and Margo White
Handlebar to Handlebar at 100 miles per hour through the turns, that is how you liked to ride and how you liked to live.
Jen, I still cannot believe that you are gone. Tyler, Nik, Ashlee and Zachary, my heart breaks for you guys. I know it has been many years, but please let me know if you guys need anything. My heartfelt condolences to Cindy Lou, Cynthia, Rebecca and Michael. So sorry for your loss.
Like a shooting star, you were a force of nature that owned every room you ever walked in. Although you could be tough on the outside, very direct and sometimes honest to a fault, you were also a kind and thoughtful soul that cared for everyone around you. You had more integrity than anyone I have ever known, and you always treated me like Gold. I am just sorry that I never had a chance to tell you that before you passed.
Ride in Peace!
Roy Stephenson
Meeting you Jen on Lava Hot Springs and you lifted me & swung me on the dance floor! I thought to myself who is this crazy chick? I like her, shes real and not afraid of anything. I love that free spirit in you. I'm going to miss riding with you Jen. you liked to go fast like me. 😊
Kat, you were wild and free when I met you. You grabbed me and hugged me at my husband's funeral and it was a “for real hug.” You understood life and how good it could be but also how cruel. You always smiled when we met and then you would gaze around with those majestic eyes. Your eyes..the window to your soul. I am honored to have known you and so glad that you pick us to go on your final motorcycle ride as a group with. The cold air, the laughs, the hugs, the fresh air in your face as you rode and finale the picture of all of us in front of our shop, where you wanted to stop, where you insisted we stop ~ the last group ride was all about you, for you! We will have a ride in your honor when things return to somewhat normal. Thank you for letting us be a part of your incredible life. We all love you!
