I was so sad to hear that Jennifer is no longer walking around this crazy world making people smile and laugh! Jennifer was a bright, enthusiastic, beautiful, and a bold woman. I met her when I was 17 years old and she was dating my brother. She was unlike any woman I had ever met before. She was so smart and articulate, an English professor and soon to be a lawyer. Unfortunately, our relationship only lasted maybe 2 years? I was a teen she lived 500 miles away but she left such an impression on me. She had this beautiful laugh and was vibrant and open to sharing anything and everything. Even though I'm sad that she's no longer alive I have been enjoying the memories that I have of her, and she'd like that.  My mom and I have been going down memory lane and laughing and tearing up for the past few days. I'll never forget sleeping on an air mattress in her office with her Siamese cats potashaw and sherlock. Her beautiful smile, her wild grace at laughing at the abrasiveness of my brother. Jennifer,  I feel that you've been dealt a hard hand in life but I know that we can all learn so much from you. Your upbringing was intense and complicated from the start, you saw the silver lining in all of it. I loved listening to your stories, wide eyed and confused! Your father waking you up in the middle of the night when you were a small child to do math, or to sing and play piano for his friends. Oh how you loved your dad, I just know you're with him right now!
Jennifer is in the arms of Jesus finding the rest and peace and simpleness of true love, what she's needed from the beginning.
Peace, calm and love.
Carry on Jennifer! 
Your friend,
Megan

What I remember of Jennifer was her beautiful Smile, her cute and enthusiastic laugh. She could sing & joke around like no other. Jennifer had a kindred soul, she loved animals & the out doors. I remember her sitting by the camp fire singing & feeding our Old English Sheepdog Marshmallows & laughing like there was no tomorrow & I am sad to find out that she is no longer with us,..life dealt Jenn a bad hand at times, but she got back in the saddle. She made this world was a better place with her in it. She was part of a group that helped tilt the world just a tiny bit the right way. Yes, she, one tiny person, was part of it. Hardly noticeable, true, but “hardly” was more than nothing. “Hardly” made all the difference in the world in how she saw herself.

Jennifer and I became good friends while she was at The Landing at 
Willow Grove, PA.  When she first moved here we had a lot of fun because she graduated from Michigan and my son graduated from Michigan State.   The longer she was here the closer we became.  She shared a lot of her feelings about her condition.  She was very excited about moving to Florida.  I saw her the night that she was getting ready to leave and you could tell that she was in a lot of pain.  I was glad that I could tell her good bye but was hopeful that I would hear from her. My prayers are with her mother who I met when she was here.



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Jennifer Christine Brown

23 febrero, 1970 – 19 enero, 2020

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