The Lane family of Kingston, New Brunswick, wish to extend our heartfelt sympathies and condolences to  Michael, Lauren, Lindsay, Courtney and Tyler. 

When I (Monika) think of my cousin Jennifer, I have many wonderful memories of the times we spent together. For several years, when we were young girls, we were faithful pen pals. We wrote letters to each other every week and I recall the excitement of going to the mailbox anticipating another letter from Jennifer. There were visits at each other's homes along with the occasional sleepover. And then there were times when we would meet up at a beach on the shores of Lake Erie. Her mom would round up Jennifer and her brothers and my mom would round up myself and my siblings for a beach day. That must have been quite the accomplishment for our mothers to organize, plan, pack and drive us to the beach and home afterwards. We would swim and frolic in the waves and enjoy good food from the picnic cooler. In the spring of 1985, I needed to undergo a serious medical surgery at the Hotel Dieu Hospital in St. Catharines.  During my hospital stay after the surgery, Jennifer and her mom came to the hospital to visit me. It meant a lot to me that they came to offer me encouragement and wish me well in my recovery. The last time I saw Jennifer in person was at my wedding in March 1994, and following that, my husband and I moved to New Brunswick. 

Jennifer was generous, kind and caring. She has gifted everyone she knew with cherished memories to treasure. I pray that you all soon come to know God's peace that passes understanding in the days ahead.

With much love from the Lane Family
Monika (Queckenstedt) Lane, Matthew Lane and our children Petra Shepherd (husband Bryant and daughter Alitheia), Caleb Lane (wife Rebecca) and Hannah Hunt (husband Thomas).

Michael, Lindsay and Lauren,
Our deepest and most heartfelt condolences for your loss. 
Though words cannot ease the pain during this difficult time, we hope you can find some comfort in the beautiful memories Jennifer left behind, and solace in knowing her legacy lives on in the love she shared and the lives she enriched.  

We feel fortunate to have spent some time together with all of you last year and had the opportunity to get to know Jennifer and the girls a little better. It was in that time that we witnessed firsthand what a special bond you all shared. It is clearly evident that her warmth, kindness and love continues to live on in all of you. Over time, it is our hope that you all find some comfort in Thomas Campbell’s words, 'To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die.'

May her memory be a source of peace for your entire family. Please know our thoughts and deepest sympathies are with you, Lauren, Lindsay and your families during this incredibly difficult time.
All our love and support. 
Perry, Kristin and Xandr

Working along side Jen the past few years was wonderful. Lots of great conversations were had Jen was such a compassionate friend. She will be missed dearly 💕

Im so sorry to hear of Jennifer's passing. I know it will hit your family hard. Its a tragedy when someone dies at such a young age.

Rudy Herbst
Family

We are very sorry to hear about the passing of Jennifer.
Our deepest sympathy goes out to you at this very difficult time.

My deepest condolences Lauren, Lindsay and Micheal and family. She was truly such a light and spirit. I will never forget the many many times she welcomed me into her home with open arms and made me feel like family.  She was the type of person you never forget. She left a trail of sparkles everywhere she went that I know you all will carry that on.  She was so proud of you all and is watching over you. May she rest in peace.

My deepest sympathies for your loss. I often think when one passes it is just the start of another journey. 

William David Sinkins

It is with deepest heartfelt sympathy that I extend sincere condolences to Mike, Lauren, Lindsay, Courtney and Tyler on the loss of their wife, mother, friend and confidant.  I can’t imagine the sorrow you are all feeling at this time as Jennifer left us far too soon.  My prayers of comfort and peace are constant for you during these days.
When I think of Jennifer I remember the fun we used to have as kids camping, fishing, hiking, looking for golf balls and playing soccer in the back yard.  We often teased each other relentlessly.  One memory I have was in the early 80’s camping at O’Hara Park.  Her and I went fishing in our small boat and not far from camp she caught a huge largemouth bass and I put it on a stringer.  She teased me over and over that it was way bigger than any bass I caught.  Heading back to camp, I started the motor but I forgot to haul in the fish.  Within seconds the prop of the motor chopped it up while tangling the stringer in the prop.  With the motor stopped I pulled up what was left of the fish and Jennifer was in shock at the state of her trophy bass.  Furious, she said I did it on purpose because it was so big and I was jealous.  I pleaded with her that it wasn’t the case but she wasn’t having any of it.  As I leaned over the back of the boat to untangle the line from the prop, she shook the boat and I lost my balance and fell in the lake head first!  When I pulled my soaking, weed covered body back into the boat she was laughing heartily.   “Serves you right!” she said.
I will miss her smile, her teasing of me, her caring ways with our Mom, the way she made Tawnya feel like the sister she never had, as well as her reminiscing with me of the “old days”.  As there are in most sibling relationships, Jennifer and I had our hard times but I know that even during those times we both knew we could count on each other when we needed it.  It is so hard to say goodbye, so I will just say “See you later Jennifer, love you more than you know.”

It is with sadness and a heavy heart that I say goodbye to my sister in law Jennifer.  
From the first time we met, she welcomed and accepted me into the family.  She happily allowed me to be her roommate when staying up at their home in Parry Sound and we would often lay in her room chatting into the wee hours of the night.  
As life continued and got busier for both of us, our talks got shorter and less frequent but we each knew that the other one was always there and that we were family.
Jennifer loved Mike and adored her girls.  She was so proud of them and always so quick to tell of their accomplishments.  My deepest condolences go out to the entire Logan family.   You are and will remain in my thoughts and prayers.  I love you and I will miss you Jen.

It's hard to find words to describe all that Jennifer meant to me. She was a major part of my childhood all of my good memories are with her.  From taking me to get my nails done, watching movies and licking all the seasoning off of chips (Sophie does this, and it makes me smile), going on walks and having our special talks. She made me feel loved and cared for, always. 
I truly see Jennifer as a mother to me. She helped make me into the woman I am today. If I am half as great of a mother she was then I'll be doing good in life. I'm grateful Sophie got to know her and I had her in my life. 
I'm happy she is with her brother Paul now, and will watch over my Dad, Lauren, Lindsay and my Sophie. Xoxo I love you Jennifer I will miss you forever.

Our deepest sympathies to Jennifer’s Family in this time of loss and grief.

🌹 Remembrance for Jennifer Logan
As I remember, appreciate, and will forever cherish all that Jennifer was and all that she means to me, I am reminded of the words of Maya Angelou: “I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.”
It is my hope—and I truly believe it was Jennifer’s desire as well—that she made those around her feel loved, valued, and inspired to live their own stories with courage and compassion.
To those who have taken the time to share memories, appreciations, and condolences on the passing of our beloved Jennifer, I offer my deepest thanks as her brother. Your words bring comfort and remind us of the many lives she touched.
May we all find meaning, connection, and joy in the stories we share and the lives we lead, continuing to fulfill the request of her Lord and Saviour. The Early Church Fathers, such as Jerome and Irenaeus, tell us that in his old age, the Apostle John would often give only one exhortation: “Little children, love one another.” When asked why he repeated this so often, John replied: “Because it is the Lord’s command, and if this alone is done, it is enough.”
Jesus Himself gave us this commandment in John 13:34–35 (KJV):
“A new commandment I give unto you, That ye love one another; as I have loved you, that ye also love one another. By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples, if ye have love one to another.”
Thank you, Logan family, for sharing God’s gift to us. Jennifer truly made a difference for the better in this world.
With love and gratitude,
Randy, Monica, Carolyn, Grace & Tom, and Rachel

With deep sadness in the loss of Jenneifer,
I offer my deepest condolences to the family and friends.

I worked with Jennifer at Parkway Ford for 5 years.
She was a very compassionate and caring person, and supported me through difficult times.
I knew that she struggled with difficult times as well and I tried to support and encourage her.
I will never forget her caring and gennuine spirit that touched my life and so many others.
I am thankful that she is now resting in the arms of Jesus and with her brother Paul and family.
Thank you Lord for putting a wonderful soul into life to help guide me through my life's journey.
Rest in eternal peace Jennifer.

Reiner Haussler

Dear Michael and family, I am so sorry for your loss and so sad to hear this news.  Jennifer was my sweet cousin and I will remember her as a truly beautiful person, inside and out.  She was caring, thoughtful, generous, loving, a strong spiritual person and deeply compassionate.  It is difficult to think of Jennifer in the past tense.  I remember as children her loving demeanor and how sweet she was and the fun we had together with my sister Julianna and our brother Michael.  She seemed happy to have her girl cousins around amidst all her brothers (being the only girl in her family!) and we had our own little clique when we visited.  She was the apple of her mom's eye and Aunt Hilda was so proud of her and her accomplishments.  Please take care of each other and know that she was loved deeply by her cousins.  With love from Natasha Krickhan

OBITUARY

Jennifer Roseanne Logan

10 September, 1971 – 9 December, 2025

Barthel Funeral Home

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