Dear Dave and family, I am one of the blessed people in Jen's life. I came to know her and Dave through other friends mostly. But once I met Jen, as many other people experienced, I became someone special to her. She always treated me as if we had a bond, even though we only spoke occasionally throughout the year. Jen was such a giving and genuine person that she brough her whole self to a conversation, showing how much she valued you as a person. This is a rare quality, so rare that I seek it out to be with people like Jen. Jen's passing to glory is a watershed for me. I want to live generously like she did, and hope to touch lives as she has touched mine. I made a contribution to her charity as requested, though I am not sure how you would know of it. I wanted to you to know that she is worth honoring in death, and celebrated by those she knew.

I knew Jen from our boy's growing up together at St. Helen's and in Carroll's Marching Band. I always looked forward to any activity where I knew I would get to see and spend some time with her. We worked together on the Spaghetti dinner fundraiser for the Carroll Marching Band and it was great. She made the Alfredo sauce, I made the meatballs, and her husband always made us both laugh. Through the years I always considered her a friend even though we really only saw each other at school related events. I always admired her. She was always so beautiful, put together, knowledgeable, caring, and ready to help. She was such a fantastic person and has positively impacted so many lives. She will be missed greatly and remembered fondly.

I had the opportunity to know Jenni through our days in Marching Band and will be forever grateful that she took a shy nerdy kid under her wing and brought me into her group of friends.  A gesture very early on that shows what an amazing person she was.  Prayers for the family

I did not know jennifer well but her mom Joyce I did I followed her on Facebook and enjoyed videos of her she fought a long fight my prayers go to her husband and children.the children will ha e many memories. David will be a great dad to them as he always has.

Jenni was the best cousin I could have ever asked for in this life. Even though there was a bit of an age gap between Jenni and I, she always took the time to talk with me, encourage me and give me guidance even when I was a young boy. I always looked up to her and admired the quality of her character, the magnitude of her knowledge, the size of her giving heart, and her unending willingness to serve others. She was a wonderful wife to Dave and amazing mother to Ethan and Gina.  A great daughter and sibling to my Aunt Joyce and cousins Eddie and Ann. My wife Amber loved Jenni, became very close to her and cherished her friendship in recent years. Her absence will leave an irreplaceable void in all of our lives, but her example and legacy will live on in our hearts and minds eternally. Rest in peace cousin, I love you.

I worked with Jen in the late 90’s at Tropicana in Bradenton.  We were often known s the “two Jen’s”.    We lived near each other in St. Pete Beach and Tierra Verde and would occasionally car pool to work together.  Both of our boys were born a few weeks apart and we often joked about who would have the baby first.  We both went to MSU and overlapped for a few years while we were there but didn’t know eachother at the time.  We always talked about meeting back at a Spartan football game with our families sometime soon.  I will always remember her easy going and fun nature and the love that she had for her family.  You are all in my thoughts and prayers.  She will be dearly missed.

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Jennifer Lynn DiCicco

June 30, 1972 – August 9, 2026

Tobias Funeral Home - Beavercreek Chapel

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