Jennifer Simone' Loveday Combs

She was preceded in death by her maternal grandparents, Sam and Agnes Brown of Shelbyville, TN and by her paternal grandparents, Cecil Lloyd Loveday and Ginette Maugarite Gabrielle Loveday of Knoxville, TN. Her paternal grandmother was originally from Lille, France. Also, she is preceded by her stepfather, Harold Kranzke, Jr. of Murfreesboro.

Jennifer is survived by her children, Sarah Grace age 17 and her son, Keifer age 7. She is also survived by her mother, Sammye Brown Kranzke of Murfreesboro, formerly of Shelbyville; father, Frank Lloyd Loveday (June) of Cedar Hill, TN; brother, Samuel Shane Loveday (Melinda) of Blaxland New South Wales, Australia; half sister, Monica Mitchell (Larry) and half brother, Lance Loveday (Patti) both of Murfreesboro; four step sisters, Diane Taylor of Lavergne, TN and Linda Haywood, Patti Switzer and Susan Blusewitz all of Florida. She is also survived by nieces and nephews, Rohin (Shane), step nephews (Melinda) Riley and Lachlan of Australia and by Jacob, Mackenzie, Madison (Monica) and Kaylee and Lilly (Lance) all of Murfreesboro and also by several other step nieces and nephews.

Jennifer was a juvenile detentions officer with the Wyandotte County Sheriff’s Department in Kansas City, Kansas. On Monday, September 12, 2016, a candlelight vigil was held in her honor by law enforcement officials and her daughter, Sarah was presented an American flag in her honor.

Jennifer’s cremains will be returned from Kansas and a graveside service will be held at 11:00 the morning of Saturday, September 17 at Roselawn Memorial Gardens. She will be placed in the plot she will share with her mother in the Field of Honor Garden.

Jennifer was a very special and outgoing person and did not meet a stranger. She was also very artistic and held a associates of Arts degree from Nossi College of Art, Nashville, TN. She loved gardening and working in her flower beds and designing them.

She will be sorely missed by her family and all of her friends and coworkers, especially by her mother, who will miss her weekly phone calls.